Crystal of recombinant interferon with altered spatial configuration, three-dimensional structure and uses thereof

ABSTRACT

This invention provides crystalline recombinant interferon (rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)) having (i) the same amino acid sequence as that of human consensus interferon, and (ii) altered three-dimensional structure as compared to IFN-α2b. The interferon of the present invention exhibits enhanced biological activities. The present invention also provides a structural model of said interferon useful for drug screening and/or drug design, and mimetics of said interferon.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

This invention relates in general to crystalline recombinant interferonwith altered spatial configuration, its crystallization method andthree-dimensional structure thereof, uses of said crystal and itsthree-dimensional structure, and mimetics of said recombinantinterferon.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Interferon (IFN) is a kind of soluble protein produced by a variety ofcells which has many important biological functions, includinganti-viral, anti-tumor, and immunoregulatory functions. Interferons canbe divided into type I, type II, and type III interferons according tothe differences in the types of producing cells, receptors andbiological activities etc. Type I IFNs, which are mostly induced byviruses and synthetic double-stranded RNA, are also known as anti-viralinterferons. There are three forms of type I interferons: IFNα, INFβ,IFNω. Type II IFN, also known as immune interferon or IFNγ, is producedby the T cells, and is an important immunoregulatory factor in vivo.Type III interferon is made up of IFN-λ molecules.

In recent years, many companies in the world have engaged in theresearch of interferon, as exemplified by a number of pertinent patentsand disclosure documents. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,695,623 and4,897,471 disclosed new types of human interferon polypeptides whichhave amino acid sequences containing the common or predominant aminoacids found in naturally occurring α-interferon polypeptides. That newtype of interferon was named IFN-con (consensus interferon α). Thedisclosed amino acid sequences were named IFN-con1, IFN-con2 andIFN-con3. Genes encoding IFN-cons and gene expression in Escherichiacoli were also disclosed. Compared with leukocyte interferon or othertype I interferons, studies have shown that recombinant IFN-con hashigher anti-viral, anti-proliferative and natural killer cell activitiesin vitro.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,372,808 disclosed the use of human IFN-con in thetreatment of diseases. Compared with previous clinically approvedα-interferon such as Intron®A (IFN-α2b, SGP) produced bySchering-Plough, recombinant human IFN-con has been shown to have lowerside-effects. By the end of 1997, the FDA had approved the use of humanIFN-con, which was produced by Amgen and sold under the brand nameInfergen® (interferon alfacon-1) (SEQ ID NO: 1), for clinical treatmentof hepatitis C.

Both U.S. Pat. No. 7,364,724 and Chinese Patent Publication No.CN1740197A (incorporated in their entirety as references to thisapplication) disclosed a recombinant interferon (hereafter referred toas “rSIFN-co” (SEQ ID NO: 1)) that has enhanced efficacy, fewerside-effects and can be used in high doses. The said recombinantinterferon has the same amino acid sequence as Infergen® (SEQ ID NO: 1),but has different spatial structure and biological efficacy. Inaddition, the above-mentioned Chinese Patent Publication No. CN1740197Aalso disclosed the crystal form of said recombinant interferon and itscrystallization method thereof; however, the crystals were of poorquality, had loose internal structures and an X-ray diffractionresolution as low as 5 Å such that they were not suitable for obtaininguseful structural information from further analysis of the proteinspatial structure. It is of great interest to obtain good qualitycrystals of the said recombinant interferon with altered structure andfunctions at high X-ray diffraction resolution so as to determine thethree-dimensional structure of said recombinant interferon, establishits model, and take advantage of said structure and model to performdrug design and to improve the efficacy of known interferons.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

This invention relates to the crystal of the recombinant interferondisclosed by U.S. Pat. No. 7,364,724 and Chinese Patent Publication No.CN1740197A, and this recombinant interferon comprises the amino acidsequence of SEQ ID NO: 1. Further, this invention provides thecrystallization method of this recombinant interferon and thecomposition comprising said crystal. In addition, this inventionprovides the three-dimensional structure of this recombinant interferon,which is different from the three-dimensional structure of IFN-α2bpublished in the art and the three-dimensional structure of Infergen®(SEQ ID NO: 1) from Amgen (U.S.) based on computational modelling. Alsoprovided are uses of said three-dimensional structure for identifyingthe candidate compound interacting with said interferon, designingmimetics of said interferon and performing rational drug design based oncomputer. Still further, this invention provides mimetics of saidrecombinant interferon, composition comprising said mimetics and uses ofsaid crystal, mimetics or composition for preparation of medicament fortreatment of viral diseases and/or tumors.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows a monocrystal of the recombinant interferon (rSIFN-co (SEQID NO: 1)) of the present invention used in crystal structure analysis.

FIG. 2 shows an X-ray diffractogram of the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)crystal (2.6 Å resolution).

FIG. 3 shows a partial 1.0σ electron-density map of 2Fo-Fc format withinthe crystal structure of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1).

FIG. 4 shows a distribution map of the average temperature factors alongthe amino acid residues for all the atoms of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1).(a) A chain; (b) B chain.

FIG. 5 shows the (Φ, Ψ) value distribution on the Ramachandran plot ofall the amino acid residues in the model of the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)protein molecular structure. Based on an analysis of 118 structures withresolution of at least 2.0 Å and R-factor no greater than 20%, a goodquality model would be expected to have over 90% in the most favouredregions; the statistical data as follows:

Plot statistics Residues in most favoured regions [A, B, L] 240 90.6%Residues in additional allowed regions [a, b, l, p] 24 9.1% Residues ingenerously allowed regions [~a, ~b, 1 0.4% ~l, ~p] Residues indisallowed regions 0 0.0% Number of non-glycine and non-proline residues265 100.0% Number of end-residues (excl. Gly and Pro) 127 Number ofglycine residues 18 Number of praline reidues 6 Total number of residues416

FIG. 6 shows a unit cell packing diagram of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1).

FIG. 7 shows the assembled structure of the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)dimers.

FIG. 8 shows the organization of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)crystallographic dimers (FIG. 8 a, FIG. 8 b) and the root-mean squaredeviation (RMSD) of α carbon atoms (the boxes represent missingresidues) (FIG. 8 c).

FIG. 9 shows the monomolecular structure of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)(main chain demonstrated only); (A) Side view; (B) Top view; (C)Topology diagram; (D) Topological organization of the secondarystructures.

FIG. 10 shows the sequence alignment between the secondary structures ofrSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and its amino acid sequence; the gray boxesrepresent amino acid residues that were not set up in the structure; theblue boxes represent amino acid residues which were set up as Ala orGly. The solid lines represent two pairs of disulfide linkages and thegreen subscripts represent one disulfide linkage that has beenconstructed in the structure.

FIG. 11 shows the sequence alignment of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) proteinand homologous IFN polypeptides.

FIG. 12 shows a comparative diagram of the three-dimensional structureof rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and IFN-α2b.

FIG. 13 shows the superimposed image of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) (in red)and IFN-α2b (in yellow).

FIG. 14 shows the comparative differences between the three-dimensionalstructure of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and the computational model ofInfergen® (SEQ ID NO: 1) from Amgen (U.S.).

FIG. 15 shows (a) the combined model of protein IFN-α and its receptor;(b) the diagram of the functional domain of protein IFN-α (the importantfunctional domain is illustrated by blue ring).

FIG. 16 shows the mean enzyme concentration in blood-time curve aftersubcutaneous injection of 9 μg rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and 9 μgInfergen® (SEQ ID NO: 1) to 18 subjects.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The following is a detailed description of the invention provided to aidthose skilled in the art for practicing the present invention.

Recombinant Interferon (rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1))

The purified recombinant interferon, which has been crystallized in thisinvention, is obtained from the method disclosed by the examples 1 and 2of the specification of the U.S. Pat. No. 7,364,724 and/or pages 11-17of the specification of the Chinese Patent Publication No. CN1740197 Å.The characterization of this recombinant interferon is disclosed in theU.S. Pat. No. 7,364,724 and/or the Chinese Patent Publication No.CN1740197 Å. In one embodiment, the amino acid sequence of the presentrecombinant interferon, as well as the nucleotide sequence encoding thesame, are shown below:

M  C  D   L  P  Q  T   H  S  L   G  N  R   R  A  L  I   L  L  A 1ATGTGCGACC TGCCGCAGAC CCACTCCCTG GGTAACCGTC GTGCTCTGAT CCTGCTGGCTTACACGCTGG ACGGCGTCTG GGTGAGGGAC CCATTGGCAG CACGAGACTA GGACGACCGAQ  M  R   R  I  S  P   F  S  C   L  K  D   R  H  D  F   G  F  P 61CAGATGCGTC GTATCTCCCC GTTCTCCTGC CTGAAAGACC GTCACGACTT CGGTTTCCCGGTCTACGCAG CATAGAGGGG CAAGAGGACG GACTTTCTGG CAGTGCTGAA GCCAAAGGGCQ  E  E   F  D  G  N   Q  F  Q   K  A  Q   A  I  S  V   L  H  E 121CAGGAAGAAT TCGACGGTAA CCAGTTCCAG AAAGCTCAGG CTATCTCCGT TCTGCACGAAGTCCTTCTTA AGCTGCCATT GGTCAAGGTC TTTCGAGTCC GATAGAGGCA AGACGTGCTTM  I  Q   Q  T  F  N   L  F  S   T  K  D   S  S  A  A   W  D  E 181ATGATCCAGC AGACCTTCAA CCTGTTCTCC ACCAAAGACT CCTCCGCTGC TTGGGACGAATACTAGGTCG TCTGGAAGTT GGACAAGAGG TGGTTTCTGA GGAGGCGACG AACCCTGCTTS  L  L   E  K  F  Y   T  E  L   Y  Q  Q   L  N  D  L   E  A  C 241TCCCTGCTGG AAAAATTCTA CACCGAACTG TACCAGCAGC TGAACGACCT GGAAGCTTGCAGGGACGACC TTTTTAAGAT GTGGCTTGAC ATGGTCGTCG ACTTGCTGGA CCTTCGAACGV  I  Q   E  V  G  V   E  E  T   P  L  M   N  V  D  S   I  L  A 301GTTATCCAGG AAGTTGGTGT TGAAGAAACC CCGCTGATGA ACGTTGACTC CATCCTGGCTCAATAGGTCC TTCAACCACA ACTTCTTTGG GGCGACTACT TGCAACTGAG GTAGGACCGAV  K  K   Y  F  Q  R   I  T  L   Y  L  T   E  K  K  Y   S  P  C 361GTTAAAAAAT ACTTCCAGCG TATCACCCTG TACCTGACCG AAAAAAAATA CTCCCCGTGCCAATTTTTTA TGAAGGTCGC ATAGTGGGAC ATGGACTGGC TTTTTTTTAT GAGGGGCACGA  W  E   V  V  R  A   E  I  M   R  S  F   S  L  S  T   N  L  Q 421GCTTGGGAAG TTGTTCGTGC TGAAATCATG CGTTCCTTCT CCCTGTCCAC CAACCTGCAGCGAACCCTTC AACAAGCACG ACTTTAGTAC GCAAGGAAGA GGGACAGGTG GTTGGACGTC E  R  L   R  R  K  E (SEQ ID NO: 1) 481GAACGTCTGC GTCGTAAAGA ATAA (SEQ ID NO:2)CTTGCAGACG CAGCATTTCT TATT (SEQ ID NO:3)

Moreover, the circular dichroism spectrum (CD) of the presentrecombinant interferon in ranges of 190-250 nm and 250-320 nm issignificantly different from the corresponding CD of INFERGEN® (SEQ IDNO: 1) when determined under the same conditions (see page 3, lines22-25, example 3 and FIGS. 6A-D of the Chinese Patent Publication No.CN1740197A,).

In addition, the three-dimensional structure of the present recombinantinterferon is also different from the three-dimensional structure ofIFN-α2b published in the art (see FIG. 12) and the three-dimensionalstructure of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) based on computational modeling(see KORN, A P et al., Journal of Interferon Research 1994, 14: 1-9).There are obvious differences between the AB loops of the two, and theirBC loops also cannot overlap completely (see FIG. 14).

Furthermore, after intramuscular injection of the present recombinantinterferon into subjects whose BMI ranged from 18 to 23, the time ofblood sample collection was plotted against the concentration of 2-5Aoligonucleotidase (also referred to as 2′,5′-OAS) in the serum of thesubjects. The chart generally shows a two-peak pattern, and theresulting area under the curve of this chart is significantly greaterthan that of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) after injection under the sameconditions. The half-life period of this recombinant interferon islonger than that of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) after injection into thebody.

The experimental results have also confirmed that the presentrecombinant interferon is more effective than any interferon usedclinically at present (including INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1)). For example,for HBV, the recombinant interferon from this invention is capable ofnot only inhibiting DNA replication of HBV, but also inhibitingsecretion of both hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) and hepatitis B eantigen (HBeAg). The efficiency of inhibiting DNA replication ofhepatitis B core antigen (HBcAg) by this interferon is about twice thatof INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1). The in vitro pharmacodynamics of thepresent recombinant interferon shows that it is capable of not onlyinhibiting the DNA replication of HBV, but also inhibiting secretion ofboth hepatitis B surface antigen and hepatitis B e antigen. Thecytotoxicity of the present recombinant interferon is only ⅛ that of thecurrent clinically used interferons, but its antiviral activity is asmuch as 5-20 times greater; meanwhile, the biological responses of thepresent recombinant interferon is more effective, more broad-spectrumand longer lasting in the human body.

Furthermore, with respect to prevention of viral diseases or treatmentof tumor, the present recombinant interferon shows higher antiviralactivity and less side effects compared with any other interferons(including INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1)). For example, this recombinantinterferon possesses not only an antiviral activity 20 times as great asthat of the interferons currently in clinical use, but also a moreeffective anti-tumor (such as breast cancer and cervical cancer)function compared with recombinant human interferon α (includingINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1)). It also shows greatly reduced toxic sideeffects and can be safely used in large dosages (each dose >10 millionIU), making it possible to treat viral diseases or tumors which requirelarge dosages of interferon.

Thus, the present recombinant interferon has a different spatialconfiguration, enhanced biologic activities and differentpharmacokinetics characteristics as compared with INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO:1).

As used herein, the terms ‘spatial configuration’, ‘spatial structure’,‘three-dimensional structure’ and ‘three-dimensional configuration’ canbe used interchangeably.

Therefore, in one embodiment, the present recombinant interferoncomprises the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1 and is encoded by thenucleotide sequence comprising SEQ ID NO: 2. Further, the presentrecombinant interferon has the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1, andis encoded by the nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2. In comparisonwith interferons such as INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1), which has the aminoacid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1 or the same amino acid sequence as thepresent recombinant interferon, but is not encoded by the nucleotidesequence of SEQ ID NO: 2, the present recombinant interferon has adifferent spatial configuration and/or enhanced biologic activitiesand/or different pharmacokinetics characteristics. For example, thepresent recombinant interferon has a different spatial configuration andenhanced biologic activities, different spatial configuration anddifferent pharmacokinetics characteristics, or enhanced biologicactivities and different pharmacokinetics characteristics. Further, saiddifferent spatial configuration includes: the circular dichroismspectrum (CD) of the present recombinant interferon at 190-250 nm and/or250-320 nm is significantly different from the corresponding CD ofINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) when determined under the same conditions. Theenhanced biological activities include: enhanced antiviral activity,enhanced anti-tumor activity, less side effects and/or could be used inlarge dosages (e.g. each dose >10 million IU). For example, saidenhanced biological activities can be enhanced antiviral activity andenhanced anti-tumor activity and the like. Furthermore, said tumors canbe breast cancer and cervical cancer. The different pharmacokineticscharacteristics include: after intramuscular injection of therecombinant interferon in subjects whose BMI ranged from 18 to 23, thetime of blood sample collection was plotted against the concentration of2-5A oligonucleotidase in the serum of the subjects, and the resultingarea under the curve of this chart is significantly greater and/or thehalf-life of this recombinant interferon in the body is longer thanthose of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) after injection under the sameconditions

In another embodiment, the present recombinant interferon can beproduced by the method comprising the following steps: introducing anucleotide sequence comprising SEQ ID NO: 2 that encodes the recombinantinterferon into an isolated host cell; culturing the host cell underappropriate condition for expression of the recombinant interferon; andharvesting the recombinant interferon, wherein the recombinantinterferon has an amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1, and therecombinant interferon inhibits secretion of hepatitis B surface antigen(HBsAg) and hepatitis B e antigen (HBeAg) of Hepatitis B Virus. Further,said host cell is Escherichia coli, such as Escherichia coli LGM 194.Further, the nucleotide sequence comprising SEQ ID NO: 2 is under thecontrol of the promoter P_(BAD). Further, the harvesting step comprisesextraction of the interferon from the fermentation broth, collection ofthe inclusion bodies, denaturation and renaturation of the harvestedinterferon. Still further, the harvesting step also comprises separationand purification of the recombinant interferon (see the claims of U.S.Pat. No. 7,364,724).

Crystalline Recombinant Interferon and Crystallization Method ThereofCrystalline Recombinant Interferon

This invention provides a crystalline recombinant interferon.

In one embodiment, this invention provides a crystalline recombinantinterferon comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1. Further,this crystal belongs to the trigonal system. In one embodiment, thespace group of this crystal is P3₁21. In some embodiments, the unit cellparameters of this crystal are a=b=77.92 Å, c=125.935 Å, α=β=90°,γ=120°, with a variability of at most 5% in all cell parameters. In someembodiments, said crystal contains two molecules in one asymmetric unit.In some embodiments, said crystal comprises covalently or non-covalentlybound metal ions. Further, said mental ions can be magnesium ion, zincion and the like, these metal ions can mediate the formation of theinterferon dimers in the crystal. In some embodiments, said recombinantinterferon is encoded by the nucleotide sequence comprising SEQ ID NO:2.

In a still further embodiment, this invention provides a crystallinerecombinant interferon comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO:1, preferably the recombinant interferon having the amino acid sequenceof SEQ ID NO: 1, in which the space group of this crystal is P3₁21, withtwo molecules in one asymmetric unit, and the unit cell parameters area=b=77.92 Å, c=125.935 Å, α=β=90°, γ=120°, with a variability of at most5% in all cell parameters. Further, such recombinant interferon isencoded by the nucleotide sequence comprising SEQ ID NO: 2, preferablyencoded by the nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2.

Crystallization Method

This invention provides a method for preparing or culturing the presentcrystalline recombinant interferon.

In one embodiment, this invention provides a method for preparing orculturing the present crystalline recombinant interferon, comprising thesteps of: concentrating the recombinant interferon to about 3-3.5 mg/ml,and leaving it in the crystallization solution containing Li₂SO₄, CAPS(3-(cyclohexylamino)-1-propanesulfonic acid) and MgCl₂ for anappropriate period of time to obtain the crystal. Further, said methodfor culturing crystal is performed at room temperature such as 293K. Insome embodiments, this crystal can be cultured by the hanging dropmethod or the sitting drop method, preferably the hanging drop method(also referred to as hanging drop vapor diffusion method). In someembodiments, said crystallization solution contains about 1.0-about 1.5MLi₂SO₄, about 0.05-about 0.15M CAPS(3-(cyclohexylamino)-1-propanesulfonic acid) and about 0.01-about 0.03 MMgCl₂. In some embodiments, the pH value of the crystallization solutionis in the range of about 10.5-about 12.0, preferably about 11.1. In someembodiments, said crystallization solution contains 1.2M Li₂SO₄, 0.1MCAPS (3-(cyclohexylamino)-1-propanesulfonic acid), pH 11.1, 0.02 MMgCl₂. In some embodiments, the method for culturing the crystalincludes leaving the crystallization solution containing saidrecombinant interferon to stand for about 1 day to about 2 weeks,preferably about 2 days to about 10 days, more preferably about 3 daysto about 1 week, such as 3 days to 1 week.

X-Ray Crystallographic Analysis

Each of the constituent amino acids of interferon disclosed herein isdefined by a set of structural coordinates (also known as “atomiccoordinates”). The term “structural coordinates” refers to Cartesiancoordinates derived from mathematical equations related to the patternsobtained by the diffraction of a monochromatic beam of x-rays by theatoms (scattering centers) of the present interferon in crystallineform. The diffraction data are used to calculate an electron density mapof the repeating unit of the crystal. The electron density maps are thenused to establish the positions of the individual atoms of theinterferon protein or protein/ligand complex.

Slight variations in structural coordinates can be generated bymathematically manipulating the interferon or interferon/ligandstructural coordinates. For example, the structural coordinatesdisclosed herein could be manipulated by crystallographic permutation,fractionalization, addition or subtraction of the entire set, inversion,or any combination of the above. Alternatively, modifications in thecrystal structure due to mutations, additions, substitutions, and/ordeletions of amino acids, or other changes in any of the components thatmake up the crystal, could also yield variations in structuralcoordinates. Such slight variations in the individual coordinates willhave little effect on the overall configuration. If such variations arewithin an acceptable standard error as compared to the originalcoordinates, the resulting three-dimensional shape is considered to bestructurally equivalent.

It should be noted that slight variations in individual structuralcoordinates of the interferon of the present invention are not expectedto significantly alter the nature of the entities such as ligands thatcould associate with the interferon or portion thereof (e.g. the AB orthe BC loop). As used herein, the “AB loop” of the present recombinantinterferon means the amino acid residues 25-33 of the presentrecombinant interferon having the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1;namely, the AB loop has the amino acid sequence SPFSCLKDR as shown inSEQ ID NO: 4; and the “BC loop” of the present recombinant interferonmeans the amino acid residues 44-52 of the present recombinantinterferon having the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1; namely, theBC loop has the amino acid sequence DGNQFQKAQ as shown in SEQ ID NO: 5.In this context, the phrase “associated with” refers to a condition ofproximity between a ligand, or portions thereof, and an interferonmolecule or portions thereof. The association may be non-covalent,wherein the juxtaposition is energetically favored by hydrogen bonding,van der Waals forces, or electrostatic interactions, or it may becovalent. Thus, for example, a ligand that binds to the binding pocketor region of an interferon would also be expected to bind to or interactwith a structurally equivalent binding pocket or region.

In this invention, any molecule or molecular complex, or any portionthereof, that has a root mean square deviation of conserved residuebackbone atoms (e.g. N, Cα, C, O, preferably Cα) of less than about 0.65Å, when superimposed on the relevant backbone atoms described herein, isconsidered “structurally equivalent”. That is to say, the crystalstructures of those portions of the two molecules are substantiallyidentical, within acceptable error. Particularly preferred structurallyequivalent molecules or molecular complexes are those that are definedby the entire set of structural coordinates disclosed herein±a root meansquare deviation from the conserved backbone atoms of those amino acidsof less than about 0.65 Å. More preferably, the root mean squaredeviation is at most about 0.5 Å, and even more preferably, at mostabout 0.35 Å. Other embodiments of this invention include a molecularcomplex defined by the structural coordinates for the AB or the BC loopdisclosed herein±a root mean square deviation of less than about 0.65 Å,preferably at most about 0.5 Å, and more preferably at most about 0.35Å.

The term “root mean square deviation” means the square root of thearithmetic mean of the squares of the deviations. It is a way to expressthe deviation or variation from a trend or object. In one embodiment,the “root mean square deviation” defines the variation in the backboneof a protein from the backbone of interferon or a portion thereof asdefined by the structural coordinates described herein.

X-ray structural coordinates define a unique configuration of points inspace. Those skilled in the art would understand that a set ofstructural coordinates for a protein or a protein/ligand complex, or aportion thereof, defines a relative set of points that, in turn, definesa configuration in three dimensions. A similar or identicalconfiguration can be defined by an entirely different set ofcoordinates, provided that the distances and angles between coordinatesremain essentially the same. In addition, a scalable configuration ofpoints can be defined by increasing or decreasing the distances betweencoordinates by a scalar factor while keeping the angles essentially thesame.

Various computational analyses can be used to determine whether amolecule or a portion thereof is “structurally equivalent”, defined interms of its three-dimensional structure, to the interferon disclosedherein, or part of it. For example, comparisons between differentstructures, different conformations of the same structure, or differentparts of the same structure can be made by various computationalanalyses. In one embodiment, such analysis can be divided into foursteps: (1) load the structures to be compared; (2) define the atomequivalences in these structures; (3) perform a fitting operation; and(4) analyze the results.

Three-dimensional structure of Recombinant Interferon (rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1))

This invention provides the three-dimensional structure of the presentrecombinant interferon.

This three-dimensional structure is different from the three-dimensionalstructure of IFN-α2b published in the art (see FIG. 12) and thestructure of the computational model of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) of U.S.Amgen (see FIG. 14), especially in the AB and BC loops.

In one embodiment, the three-dimensional structure of said recombinantinterferon contains the atomic coordinates of recombinant interferon asshown in table 7, said atomic coordinates optionally have a variabilityof root mean square deviation from the conserved backbone atoms,preferably Cα (also referred to as ‘α carbon atom’), of less than about0.65 Å, preferably or about 0.5 Å, and more preferably about 0.35 Å.

In one embodiment, in the above-mentioned three-dimensional structure ofthe recombinant interferon, each monomer of said recombinant interferonis composed of 6 segments of α-helix, a segment of 3₁₀ helix, and theconnecting peptides between them. The corresponding amino acid residuelocations of said 6 segments of the α-helices are 13-20, 50-68, 70-76,79-100, 114-133, and 138-160; the corresponding amino acid residuelocation of said segment of 3₁₀ helix is 40-43. The folding of themonomer structure belongs to the helical cytokine type, having thefollowing characteristics: after superimposition of the Cα-backbone ofsaid recombinant interferon and the Cα-backbone of IFN-α2b protein usingleast squares method, the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα inthe 25-33 residues (AB loop) of said recombinant interferon and Cα inthe corresponding residues of IFN-α2b protein is 3.63 Å±5%.

Preferably, the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue 25of said recombinant interferon and IFN-α2b protein is 3.291 Å±5%, thelocation root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue 26 is 4.779 Å±5%;the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue 27 is 5.090Å±5%; the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα in the 28 residue is3.588 Å±5%; the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue 29is 2.567 Å±5%, the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue30 is 2.437 Å±5%; the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα atresidue 31 is 3.526 Å±5%; the location root-mean-square deviation of Cαat residue 32 is 4.820 Å±5%; and the location root-mean-square deviationof Ca at residue 33 is 2.756 Å±5%.

More preferably, the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα atresidues 44-52 (BC loop) of said recombinant interferon and Cα in thecorresponding residues of IFN-α2b protein is 2.90 Å±5%. Wherein, thelocation root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue 44 of both saidrecombinant interferon and IFN-α2b protein is 1.614 Å±5%; the locationroot-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue 45 is 1.383 Å±5%; thelocation root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue 46 is 2.735 Å±5%;the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue 47 is 2.709Å±5%; the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue 48 is5.018 Å±5%; the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue 49is 4.140 Å±5%; the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα at residue50 is 3.809 Å±5%; the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα atresidue 51 is 2.970 Å±5%; and the location root-mean-square deviation ofCa at residue 52 is 0.881 Å±5%. The “location root-mean-squaredeviation” listed above are all root-mean-square deviations of thecoordinate positions.

In another aspect, this invention provides a selected portion of thethree-dimensional structure of the present recombinant interferon, whichcontains atomic coordinates of one or more amino acid residues fromamino acid residues 25-33 and/or 45-52 in table 7. In some embodiments,the “one or more amino acid residues” described herein include 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 amino acidresidues. In some embodiments, the “selected portion of saidthree-dimensional structure” contains the atomic coordinates of theamino acid residues 25-33 and/or 44-52 in table 7. In some embodiments,the “selected portion of the three-dimensional structure” contains theatomic coordinates of at least 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33,34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51,52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69,70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87,88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100 amino acid residuesin table 7. In some embodiments, said atomic coordinates have avariability of root mean square deviation from the conserved backboneatoms (preferably Cα) of less than about 0.65 Å, preferably about 0.5 Å,and more preferably about 0.35 Å.

In another aspect, this invention provides the protein spatial structuremodel comprising the three-dimensional structure of the presentrecombinant interferon. In one embodiment, said protein spatialstructure model could be an electron density map, a wire-frame model, achicken-wire model, a space-filling model, a stick-model, a ribbon modeland a molecular surface model and the like.

In still another aspect, the present invention provides a scalablethree-dimensional configuration of points, wherein at least a portion ofsaid points are derived from the structural coordinates disclosedherein, or from peptides comprising the AB loop or the BC loop of thepresent recombinant interferon. In one embodiment, the scalablethree-dimensional configuration of points is displayed as a holographicimage, a stereo diagram, a model, or a computer-displayed image.

The Application of Three-Dimensional Structure

Screening/Designing Candidate Substance that could Interact withRecombinant Interferon

In one aspect, this invention provides a method for screening/designingcandidate compounds that could interact with the present recombinantinterferon. Further, said method utilizes the three-dimensionalstructure of the present recombinant interferon. Still further, saidmethod is based on a computer. In one embodiment, this inventionprovides a computer-based method for identifying candidate compoundsthat could interact with recombinant interferon, said method comprisesthe steps of: (a) providing a three-dimensional structure comprising theatomic coordinates of the recombinant interferon as shown in table 7,said atomic coordinates optionally have a variability of root meansquare deviation from the conserved backbone atoms (preferably Cα) ofless than about 0.65 Å, preferably about 0.5 Å, and more preferablyabout 0.35 Å; and (b) selecting a candidate compound that comprisesstructural features capable of interacting with said three-dimensionalstructure or selected portion thereof, thereby identifying a candidatecompound that could interact with said recombinant interferon. In someembodiments, said structural features are selected from the groupconsisting of antigenic sites, hydrophilic properties, surfaceaccessibility, and structural motifs. In some embodiments, the selectionand identification of candidate compounds in step (b) comprises: (i)generating three-dimensional structures for a plurality of candidatecompounds; and (ii) fitting each of the three-dimensional structures ofstep (i) against the three-dimensional structure of step (a) or selectedportion thereof to find the most energetically favorable interaction,thereby identifying a candidate compound that could interact with therecombinant interferon. In some embodiments, said method furthercomprises the steps of: (c) obtaining or synthesizing the candidatecompound; and (d) contacting the candidate compound with saidrecombinant interferon to determine the ability of the candidatecompound to interact with said recombinant interferon. Further, the stepof determining the ability of the candidate compound to interact withsaid recombinant interferon may further comprise measuring the activityof said recombinant interferon when contacted with the candidatecompound. Interferon activities to be measured include, for example,antivirus activity, anti-tumor activity, anti-proliferation activity,natural killer cell activation, and immunomodulatory activity. In someembodiments, said candidate compound is a ligand bound to saidrecombinant interferon or selected portion thereof. For example, saidligand is selected from the group consisting of receptor, modifier,agonist and antagonist, said receptor could be IFNAR1, IFNAR2 or theircomplex, and said selected portion comprises one or more amino acidresidues from the amino acid residues 25-33 (AB loop) and/or 45-52 (BCloop) of said recombinant interferon. Further, said selected portioncomprises the amino acid residues 25-33 and/or 44-52 of said recombinantinterferon.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a method fordetermining potential ligands that bind to the present recombinantinterferon. In one embodiment, the method includes exposing a crystaldisclosed herein to one or more samples comprising potential ligands,and determining whether a ligand-interferon molecular complex is formed.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a method for acquiringstructural information to design potential ligands that can formmolecular complexes with interferon. In one embodiment, the methodincludes exposing a crystal disclosed herein to one or more samplescomprising potential ligands, and determining whether aligand-interferon molecular complex is formed.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a computer-assistedmethod for determining, designing, or making potential modifiers ofinterferon activity. In one embodiment, the method includes screening alibrary of chemical or biological entities.

Those skilled in the art can utilize crystallography to screen andidentify chemical or biological entities that may become ligands of aninterferon (see e.g. in U.S. Pat. No. 6,297,021). For example, apreferred method may include obtaining a crystal of unligandedinterferon; exposing the unliganded interferon to one or more testsamples that contain potential ligands of the interferon; anddetermining whether a ligand-interferon molecular complex is formed. Theinterferon may be exposed to potential ligands by various methodsincluding, but not limited to, soaking an interferon crystal in asolution of one or more potential ligands or co-crystallizing interferonin the presence of one or more potential ligands.

Structural information from said ligand-interferon complexes maypreferably be used to design new ligands that bind tighter and morespecifically, have desired special biological activities, have bettersafety profiles or combinations thereof than known ligands. For example,the calculated electron density map directly reveals the binding event,identifies the bound chemical or biological entities, and provides adetailed three-dimensional structure of the ligand-interferon complex.Once a hit is found, a series of analogs or derivatives of the hit maybe screened for tighter binding or desired biological activity bytraditional screening methods. Optionally, the ligand-interferon complexmay be iteratively exposed to additional potential ligands so that twoor more hits may preferably be linked together to identify or design amore potent ligand.

Obtaining Structurally Homologous Molecules/Designing InterferonMimetics

The structural coordinates disclosed herein can be used to aid inobtaining structural information about another crystallized molecule ormolecular complex. The method of this invention allows determination ofat least a portion of the three-dimensional structure of molecules ormolecular complexes which contain one or more structural features thatare similar to the structural features of the interferon disclosedherein. These molecules are referred to herein as “structurallyhomologous”. Similar structural features can include, for example,regions of amino acid identity, conserved active site or binding sitemotifs and similarly arranged secondary structural elements (e.g., αhelices and β sheets). In another embodiment, structural homology isdetermined by aligning the residues of two amino acid sequences tooptimize the number of identical amino acids along the lengths of theirsequences; gaps in either or both sequences are permitted in making thealignment in order to optimize the number of identical amino acids;however, the amino acids in each sequence must remain in their properorder. Preferably, a structurally homologous molecule is a protein thathas an amino acid sequence sharing at least 65% identity with SEQ IDNO:1. More preferably, a protein that is structurally homologous to theinterferon of the present invention includes a contiguous stretch of atleast 50 amino acids that shares at least 80% amino acid sequenceidentity with the analogous portion of SEQ ID NO:1. Methods forgenerating structural information about the structurally homologousmolecule or molecular complex are well-known in the art.

The structural coordinates disclosed herein are also useful for solvingthe crystallographic structures of related interferons, interferonmutants or interferon homologs complexed with a variety of ligands. Thisapproach enables the determination of the optimal sites for interactionbetween a ligand and an interferon, e.g. between candidate interferonmodifiers and interferon. Potential sites for modification within thevarious binding sites of the molecules can also be identified. Thisinformation provides an additional tool for determining the mostefficient binding interactions, for example, increased hydrophobicinteractions between an interferon and a ligand.

In one embodiment, the present invention also provides a computer-basedmethod for designing a mimetic of the recombinant interferon, comprisingthe steps of: (a) generating three-dimensional structures for aplurality of mimetics; and (b) fitting each of the three-dimensionalstructures of step (a) against the three-dimensional structurecomprising the atomic coordinates of the recombinant interferon as shownin table 7 or selected portion thereof to find the best fitted mimeticof said recombinant interferon, said atomic coordinates optionally havea variability of root mean square deviation from the conserved backboneatoms (preferably Cα) of less than about 0.65 Å, preferably about 0.5 Å,and more preferably about 0.35 Å.

Rational Drug Design

Computational techniques can be used to screen, identify, select and/ordesign chemical entities or ligands capable of associating withinterferons or structurally homologous molecules. Knowledge of thestructural coordinates of the interferon disclosed herein permits thedesign and/or identification of synthetic compounds and/or othermolecules which have a shape complementary to the conformation of theinterferon disclosed herein. In particular, computational techniques canbe used to identify or design chemical entities or ligands, such asreceptors, modifiers, agonists and antagonists, that associate with theinterferon or a portion thereof (e.g. the AB or the BC loop). Potentialmodifiers may bind to or interfere with all or a portion of an activesite of interferon, and can be competitive, non-competitive, oruncompetitive inhibitors; or interfere with dimerization by binding atthe interface between the two monomers. Once identified or screened forbiological activity, these inhibitors/agonists/antagonists may be usedtherapeutically or prophylactically to block or enhance interferonactivity. Structure-activity data for analogues of ligands that bind toor interfere with interferon can also be obtained computationally.

The term “chemical entity”, as used herein, refers to chemicalcompounds, complexes of two or more chemical compounds, and fragments ofsuch compounds or complexes. Chemical entities that are determined toassociate with the interferon of the present invention are potentialdrug candidates. A graphical three-dimensional representation of thestructure of the present interferon or a structurally homologousmolecule, as identified herein, or portions thereof may thus beadvantageously used for drug discovery. The structural coordinates ofthe chemical entity are used to generate a three-dimensional image thatcan be computationally fitted to the three-dimensional image of aninterferon or a structurally homologous molecule by one of manycomputation methods and techniques available in the art.

One embodiment of the method of drug design involves evaluating thepotential association of a known chemical entity or ligand with theinterferon or a structurally homologous molecule. The method of drugdesign thus includes computationally evaluating the potential of aselected chemical entity or ligand to associate with any of themolecules or molecular complexes set forth herein. In anotherembodiment, the method of drug design involves computer-assisted designof chemical entities or ligands that associate with the presentinterferon, its homologs, or portions thereof. Chemical entities orligands can be designed in a stepwise fashion, one fragment at a time,or may be designed as a whole or “de novo”.

Thus, in one embodiment, the present invention provides a computer-basedmethod of rational drug design, comprising the steps of: (a) providingthe three-dimensional structure comprising atomic coordinates of therecombinant interferon as shown in table 7, said atomic coordinatesoptionally have a variability of root mean square deviation from theconserved backbone atoms (preferably Cα) of less than about 0.65 Å,preferably about 0.5 Å, and more preferably about 0.35 Å; (b) providinga plurality of molecular fragments, and generating three-dimensionalstructures thereof; (c) fitting each of the three-dimensional structuresof step (b) against the three-dimensional structure of step (a) orselected portion thereof; and (d) assembling the selected molecularfragments into a molecule to form a candidate drug. In one embodiment,said method may further comprise the steps of: (e) obtaining orsynthesizing the candidate drug; and (f) contacting the candidate drugwith said recombinant interferon to determine the ability of thecandidate drug to interact with said recombinant interferon.

In some embodiments of this invention, the selected portion of saidthree-dimensional structure comprises the atomic coordinates of one ormore amino acid residues from amino acid residues 25-33 (amino acidsequence as shown in SEQ ID NO: 4) and/or 45-52 (amino acid sequence asshown in SEQ ID NO: 5) in table 7. Further, the selected portion of saidthree-dimensional structure comprises the atomic coordinates of theamino acid residues 25-33 (amino acid sequence as shown in SEQ ID NO: 4)and/or 45-52 (amino acid sequence as shown in SEQ ID NO: 5) in table 7,said atomic coordinates optionally have a variability of root meansquare deviation from the conserved backbone atoms (preferably Cα) ofless than about 0.65 Å, preferably about 0.5 Å, and more preferablyabout 0.35 Å.

Homology Modeling

In one aspect, using homology modeling, a computer model of aninterferon homolog can be built or refined without crystallizing thehomolog. First, a preliminary model of an interferon homolog is createdby sequence alignment, secondary structure prediction, screening ofstructural libraries, or any combination of these techniques.Computational software may be used to carry out the sequence alignmentsand secondary structure predictions. Structural incoherencies, e.g.,structural fragments around insertions and deletions, can be modeled byscreening a structural library for peptides of the desired length andsuitable conformation. If the interferon homolog has been crystallized,the final homology model can be used to solve the crystal structure ofthe homolog by techniques known in the art. Next, the preliminary modelis subjected to energy minimization to yield an energy minimized model.The energy minimized model may contain regions where stereochemicalrestraints are violated; in such cases, these regions are remodeled toobtain a final homology model using one of many techniques known in theart.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a method for obtainingstructural information about a molecule or a molecular complex ofunknown structure. In one embodiment, the method includes crystallizingthe molecule or molecular complex; generating an x-ray diffractionpattern from the crystallized molecule or molecular complex; andapplying the x-ray diffraction pattern to at least a portion of thestructural coordinates of the interferon disclosed herein to generate athree-dimensional electron density map of at least a portion of saidmolecule or molecular complex of unknown structure.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a method for modelingan interferon homolog. In one embodiment, the method includes aligningthe amino acid sequence of a putative interferon homolog with the aminoacid sequence of the present interferon and incorporating the sequenceof the putative homolog into a model of interferon formed from thestructural coordinates disclosed herein to yield a preliminary model ofinterferon homolog; subjecting the preliminary model to energyminimization to yield an energy minimized model; and remodeling regionsof the energy minimized model where stereochemical restraints areviolated to yield a final model of the interferon homolog.

Interferon Mimetics

The present invention provides interferon mimetics.

In one aspect, the present invention provides a peptide comprising asequence as disclosed herein, or a derivative, active portion, analogue,variant or mimetic, and uses thereof. Thus, in one embodiment, thepresent invention provides a mimetic of the interferon which comprisesthe amino acid sequence as shown in SEQ ID NO: 4 and/or SEQ ID NO: 5. Inone embodiment, after superimposition of the Cα-backbone of thethree-dimensional structure of said recombinant interferon and theCα-backbone of the three-dimensional structure of IFN-α2b protein usingleast squares method, the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα atresidues 25-33 of said recombinant interferon and Cα in thecorresponding residues of IFN-α2b protein is 3.63 Å±5%. In someembodiments, in comparison with the corresponding residues of IFN-α2b,the deviations of α carbons of residues 25-33 of said recombinantinterferon are 3.291 Å±5%, 4.779 Å±5%, 5.090 Å±5%, 3.588 Å±5%, 2.567Å±5%, 2.437 Å±5%, 3.526 Å±5%, 4.820 Å±5% and 2.756 Å±5% respectively. Insome embodiments, after superimposition of the Cα-backbone of thethree-dimensional structure of said recombinant interferon and theCα-backbone of the three-dimensional structure of IFN-α2b protein usingleast squares method, the location root-mean-square deviation of Cα atresidues 44-52 of said recombinant interferon and Cα in thecorresponding residues of IFN-α2b protein is 2.90 Å±5%. In someembodiments, in comparison with the corresponding residues of IFN-α2b,the deviations of α carbons of residues 44-52 of said recombinantinterferon are 1.614 Å±5%, 1.383 Å±5%, 2.735 Å±5%, 2.709 Å±5%, 5.018Å±5%, 4.140 Å±5%, 3.809 Å±5%, 2.970 Å±5%, and 0.881 Å±5% respectively.In some embodiments, the mimetic is a functional mimetic or a structuralmimetic. In some embodiments, the mimetic is a mimetic of the presentrecombinant interferon (rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)). Further, the mimeticsdo not comprise INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1). In some embodiments, thethree-dimensional structure of said interferon mimetic is similar tothat of the present recombinant interferon (rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)). Inparticular, both three-dimensional structures can be the same oressentially the same at the AB and BC loops. Further, thethree-dimensional structure of said interferon mimetic comprises theatomic coordinates of amino acid residues 25-33 (AB loop) and/or 44-52(BC loop) in table 7, said atomic coordinates optionally have avariability of root mean square deviation from the conserved backboneatoms, preferably Ca, of less than about 0.65 Å, preferably about 0.5 Å,and more preferably about 0.35 Å.

The present invention comprises variant peptides in which individualamino acids can be replaced by other closely related amino acids as isunderstood in the art. For example, individual amino acid may bereplaced as follows: any hydrophobic aliphatic amino acid may bereplaced by any other hydrophobic aliphatic amino acids; any hydrophobicaromatic amino acid may be replaced by any other hydrophobic aromaticamino acids; any neutral amino acid with a polar side chain may bereplaced by any other neutral amino acids with a polar side chain; anacidic amino acid may be replaced by any other acidic amino acids; and abasic amino acid may be replaced by any other basic amino acids. As usedherein, “mimetic”, “functional/structural mimetic” relate to peptidevariants or organic compounds having the same functional/structuralactivity as the polypeptide disclosed herein. Examples of such mimeticor analogues include chemical compounds or peptides which are modeled toresemble the three-dimensional structure of the interferon disclosedherein (the three-dimensional structure comprise the atomic coordinatesof recombinant interferon as shown in table 7), particularly compoundsand peptides having the above arrangement of amino acid residues. Thus,as used herein, “mimetic of the present recombinant interferon” refersto a peptide variant or organic compound which has the samefunction/structure-activity as the present recombinant interferon(rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)), especially those having the same AB loopand/or BC loop spatial structure as the present recombinant interferon,but is not the present recombinant interferon When the “mimetic” is apeptide variant, the length of its amino acid sequence is generallysimilar to that of the present recombinant interferon. For example, saidamino acid sequence of the mimetic can comprise about 120-200 amino acidresidues, preferably about 140-180 amino acid residues, more preferablyabout 150-175 amino acid residues, still more preferably about 160-170amino acid residues; for example, about 164, 165, 166 or 167 amino acidresidues. Alternatively, such a “mimetic” can be a peptide varianthaving a shorter amino acid sequence than the present recombinantinterferon but comprising the AB loop and/or BC loop. For example, itcan comprise about 10-100 amino acid residues, preferably about 15-80amino acid residues.

Suitable mimetics or analogues can be generated by modeling techniquesgenerally known in the art. This includes the design of “mimetics” whichinvolves the study of the functional interactions and the design ofcompounds which contain functional groups arranged in such a manner thatthey could reproduce those interactions.

The design of mimetics of compounds with known pharmaceutical activityis a known approach based on lead compounds for drug development. Thismight be desirable where the active compound is difficult or expensiveto synthesize or where it is unsuitable for common methods ofadministration; e.g. polypeptides are not well suited as active agentsfor oral compositions as they tend to be quickly degraded by proteasesin the alimentary canal Mimetic design, synthesis and testing may beused to avoid randomly screening a large number of molecules for atarget property.

There are several steps commonly taken in the design of a mimetic from acompound/peptide having a given target property. Firstly, determine theparticular parts of the compound/peptide that are critical and/orimportant in determining the target property. In the case of a peptide,this can be done by systematically varying the amino acid residues inthe peptide, e.g. by replacing each residue in turn. These parts orresidues constituting the active region of the compound are known as its“pharmacophore”.

Once the pharmacophore has been identified, its structure can be modeledaccording to its physical properties, e.g. stereochemistry, bonding,size and/or charge, using data from a range of sources, e.g.spectroscopic techniques, X-ray diffraction and NMR data. Computationalanalysis, similarity mapping (which models the charge and/or volume of apharmacophore, rather than the bonding between atoms) and othertechniques can be used in this modeling process. In a variant of thisapproach, the three-dimensional structures of the ligand and its bindingpartner are modeled. This can be especially useful where the ligandand/or binding partner change conformation on binding, allowing furtherconsideration of the model while designing the mimetic.

Afterwards, select a template molecule onto which chemical groups thatmimic the pharmacophore can be grafted. The template molecule and thechemical groups to be grafted can be conveniently selected so that themimetic, besides maintaining the biological activities of the leadcompound, would be easy to synthesize, likely be pharmacologicallyacceptable, and not degrade in vivo. The mimetics found by this approachcan then be screened to see whether they have the target property, or towhat extent they exhibit it. Further optimization or modification canthen be carried out to arrive at one or more final mimetics for in vivoor clinical testing.

In another aspect, the present invention provides an unliganded moleculeincluding at least a portion of the interferon disclosed herein, e.g.the unliganded molecule may comprise SEQ ID NO:4 or SEQ ID NO:5 (thesequence of the AB loop and the BC loop respectively of the interferondescribed herein). Further, the unliganded molecule has sequence asshown in SEQ ID NO:4 or SEQ ID NO:5.

Composition and Therapeutic Application

The present invention provides a composition comprising a crystallineform of the present recombinant interferon or a mimetic of the presentrecombinant interferon. In one embodiment, the composition is apharmaceutical composition. In one embodiment, said pharmaceuticalcomposition further comprises a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.

Whether it is a polypeptide, antibody, peptide, nucleic acid molecule,small molecule, mimetic or other pharmaceutically useful compoundsaccording to the present invention that is to be administered to anindividual, the preferred dosage is a “prophylactically effectiveamount” or a “therapeutically effective amount” (although prophylaxismay be considered a therapy), this dosage being sufficient to provideits beneficial effects to the individual. The actual amount, frequencyand time-course of administration will depend on the nature and severityof the disease being treated. Prescription of treatment, e.g. decisionson dosage etc., is within the responsibility of medical doctors andother medical workers. Depending on the circumstances, pharmaceuticalcompositions may be administered alone or in combinations.

Pharmaceutical compositions according to the present invention, andthose for use with the present invention, may include, in addition tothe active ingredient, a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient, carrier,buffer, stabilizer or other materials well known to those skilled in theart. Such materials should be non-toxic and should not interfere withthe efficacy of the active ingredient. The exact nature of the carrieror other materials will depend on the route of administration, which maybe oral or by injection, e.g. cutaneous, subcutaneous or intravenous.Examples of techniques and protocols mentioned above can be found inRemington's Pharmaceutical Sciences, 16th edition, Osol, A. (ed.), 1980.

In some embodiments, said pharmaceutical composition can be formulatedinto the following dosage forms, including: tablets, capsules, oralliquids, patches, injections, sprays, suppositories, and solutionpreparations. The recommended dosage form is injection, such assubcutaneous or intravenous injection, and the carrier in thepharmaceutical composition may be any acceptable drug carrier, includingbinders, disintegrating agents, lubricants, fillers, solubilizers,buffers, preservatives, thickeners, chelating agents and otheradjuvants.

On the basis of the different purposes of this invention,“pharmaceutically acceptable carriers” may be any of the standardpharmaceutical carriers. For example, known appropriate carriersinclude, but are not limited to, phosphate buffered saline and variouswetting agents. Other carriers may include additives used for tablets,granules, and capsules. Typical carriers often contain: starch,emulsion, sugar, cellulose, certain types of clay, gelatin, stearic acidand its salts such as magnesium stearate or calcium stearate, talc,plant oils, gums, glycol or other known excipients. Such carriers mayalso include flavorings and color additives or other ingredients. Thecomposition of these carriers can be formulated using known methods.

Furthermore, since the mimetics of the present recombinant interferonhave the AB loop and/or BC loop structures (such as the above specificAB loop and/or BC loop space structures) of the present recombinantinterferon, they are expected to be capable of treating viral diseasesand/or tumor similar to the present recombinant interferon.

Therefore, in another aspect, the present invention provides a use ofthe crystal of the present recombinant interferon, an interferon mimeticor a composition comprising said crystal or mimetic for the preparationof medicament for treating viral diseases and/or tumors.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a method for thetreatment of viral diseases and/or tumors, said method comprisesadministering to a subject an effective amount of the crystal of thepresent recombinant interferon, an interferon mimetic or a compositioncomprising said crystal or mimetic.

In another aspect, the present invention also provides a pharmaceuticalcomposition for the treatment of viral diseases and/or tumors,comprising an effective amount of the crystal of the present recombinantinterferon, an interferon mimetic or a composition comprising saidcrystal or mimetic.

In some embodiments, said viral diseases may include: hepatitis A,hepatitis B, hepatitis C, other types of hepatitis, viral infectionscaused by Epstein-Barr virus, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Ebolavirus, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) virus, influenza virus,cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex virus, or other type of herpes virus,papovavirus, pox virus, picornavirus, adenovirus, rhinovirus, humanT-cell leukemia viruses type I, or human T-cell leukemia viruses typeII, or human T-cell leukemia virus type III.

In some embodiments, said tumor is cancer or solid tumors, and saidtumors may include: skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma and malignantmelanoma, renal cell carcinoma, liver cancer, thyroid cancer,nasopharyngeal cancer, solid tumors, prostate cancer, stomach/abdominalcancer, esophageal cancer, rectal cancer, pancreatic cancer, breastcancer, ovarian cancer, superficial bladder cancer, hemangioma,epidermoid cancer, cervical cancer, non-small cell lung cancer, smallcell lung cancer, glial stromal tumors, leukemia, acute leukemia,chronic leukemia, chronic myelogenous leukemia, hairy cell leukemia,lymphadenoma, multiple myeloma, polycythemia, Kaposi's sarcoma.

This invention will be described in details using the following exampleswhich are included merely for the purpose of illustrating certainaspects and embodiments of the present invention, and are not intendedto limit the scope of this invention. Modifications may be made to theinvention described herein without deviating from the scope of theinvention.

All publications, patents and patent applications cited herein areincorporated by reference in their entireties, both individually andcollectively, into this application.

EXAMPLES Example 1 Production of Recombinant Interferon rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1)

This example describes the preparation of recombinant interferonrSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) (stock solution). (Refer to Examples 1 and 2 ofU.S. Pat. No. 7,364,724, and pages 11-17 of the specification of ChinesePatent publication No. CN1740197A.)

1. Gene Cloning

Based on the published encoding DNA sequence and deduced amino acidsequence of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) (Klein M L, et al., Structuralcharacterization of recombinant consensus interferon-alpha. Journal ofChromatography, 1988; 454: 205-215), the DNA encoding sequence wasredesigned using E. Coli codon usage (The Wisconsin Package, by GeneticsComputer Group, Inc. Copyright 1992, Medison, Wis., USA) underconditions that preserve the amino acid sequence, and then thefull-length cDNA of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) was synthesized.

rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) cDNA Sequence SynthesisSynthesis of the rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) cDNA 5′-Terminus and3′-Terminus Partial Molecules

PCR was used to directly synthesize the 5′-terminus 280 bp (fragment I)and 3′-terminus 268 bp (fragment II) partial molecules of the rSIFN-co(SEQ ID NO: 1) cDNA. There was a 41-bp overlap of the complementarynucleotide sequences between the 3′ end of fragment I and the 5′ end offragment II.

(1) Chemical synthesis of oligodeoxynucleotide fragment Oligomer A:(SEQ ID NO: 6) 5′ATGTGCGACCTGCCGCAGACCCACTCCCTGGGTAACCGTCGTGCTCTGATCCTGCTGGCTCAGATGCGTCGTATCTCCCCGTTCTCCTGCCTGAAAGA CCGTCACGAC3′Oligomer B: (SEQ ID NO: 7)5′CTGAAAGACCGTCACGACTTCGGTTTCCCGCAGGAAGAATTCGACGGTAACCAGTTCCAGAAAGCTCAGGCTATCTCCGTTCTGCACGAAATGATCCA GCAGACCTTC3′Oligomer C: (SEQ ID NO: 8)5′GCTGCTGGTACAGTTCGGTGTAGAATTTTTCCAGCAGGGATTCGTCCCAAGCAGCGGAGGAGTCTTTGGTGGAGAACAGGTTGAAGGTCTGCTGGATC ATTTC3′ Oligomer D:(SEQ ID NO: 9) 5′ATCCCTGCTGGAAAAATTCTACACCGAACTGTACCAGCAGCTGAACGACCTGGAAGCTTGCGTTATCCAGGAAGTTGGTGTTGAAGAAACCCCGCTGA TGAAC3′ Oligomer E:(SEQ ID NO: 10) 5′GAAGAAACCCCGCTGATGAACGTTGACTCCATCCTGGCTGTTAAAAAATACTTCCAGCGTATCACCCTGTACCTGACCGAAAAAAAATACTCCCCGTG CGCTTGGG3′Oligomer F: (SEQ ID NO: 11)5′TTATTCTTTACGACGCAGACGTTCCTGCAGGTTGGTGGACAGGGAGAAGGAACGCATGATTTCAGCACGAACAACTTCCCAAGCGCACGGGGAGTATT TTTTTTCGGTCAGG3′

(2) PCR

PCR I for synthesizing rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) 5′-terminus partialmolecule: using oligodeoxynucleotide fragment B (SEQ ID NO: 7) as atemplate, oligodeoxynucleotide fragments A (SEQ ID NO: 6) and C (SEQ IDNO: 8) as primers, the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) 5′-terminus partialmolecule with a length of 280 bp was synthesized by PCR.

(units: μl) The PCR I reaction mixture is as follows: (Total volume: 50μl) sterilized distilled water without nuclease 39 10x Pfu buffer(Stratagene, La Jolla, CA, USA) 5 dNTP mixture (2.5 mmol/L for eachdNTP) 2 Oligomer A primer (25 μmol/L) (SEQ ID NO: 6) 1 Oligomer C primer(25 μmol/L) (SEQ ID NO: 8) 1 Oligomer B template (1 μmol/L) (SEQ ID NO:7) 1 Pfu DNA polymerase (Stratagene, 1 La Jolla, CA, USA) (25 U/μl) PCRI reaction cycle: 95° C. 2 min→(95° C. 45 s→65° C. 1 min→72° C. 1 min) ×25 cycles→72° C. 10 min→4° C.

PCR II for synthesizing rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) 3′-terminus partialmolecule: using oligodeoxynucleotide fragment E (SEQ ID NO: 10) as atemplate, oligodeoxynucleotide fragments D (SEQ ID NO: 9) and F (SEQ IDNO: 11) as primers, the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) 3′-terminus partialmolecule with a length of 268 bp was synthesized by PCR.

(units: μl) The PCR II reaction mixture is as follows: (Total volume: 50μl) sterilized distilled water without nuclease 39 10x Pfu buffer(Stratagene, La Jolla, CA, USA) 5 dNTP mixture (2.5 mmol/L for eachdNTP) 2 Oligomer D primer (25 μmol/L) (SEQ ID NO: 9) 1 Oligomer E primer(25 μmol/L) (SEQ ID NO: 10) 1 Oligomer F template (1 μmol/L) 1 (SEQ IDNO: 11) Pfu DNA polymerase (Stratagene, 1 La Jolla, CA, USA) (25 U/μl)PCR II reaction condition and cycle: same as PCR IAssembling of Full-Length rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) cDNA

Fragments I and II were assembled together to give the completefull-length cDNA sequence of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) using theoverlapping and extending PCR method. Restriction enzyme sites Nde I andPst I were introduced to the 5′-terminus and 3′-terminus of the sequencerespectively, so that the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) cDNA sequence can becloned into the plasmid.

(1) Chemically synthesized primers Oligomer G: (SEQ ID NO: 12)5′ATCGGCCATATGTGCGACCTGCCGCAGACCC3′ Oligomer H: (SEQ ID NO: 13)5′ACTGCCAGGCTGCAGTTATTCTTTACGACGCAGACGTTCC3′

(2) Overlapping and Extending PCR

(units: μl) PCR reaction mixture (Total volume: 50 μl) sterilizeddistilled water without nuclease 38 10x Pfu buffer (Stratagene, LaJolla, CA, USA) 5 dNTP mixture (2.5 mmol/L for each dNTP) 2 primer G (25μmol/L) (SEQ ID NO: 12) 1 primer H (25 μmol/L) (SEQ ID NO: 13) 1*fragment I PCR product (1 μmol/L) 1 *fragment II PCR product (1 μmol/L)1 Pfu DNA polymerase (Stratagene, La Jolla, CA, 1 USA) (25 U/μl)*Separating and purifying the PCR product with STRATAPREP PCRpurification kit produced by Stratagene (La Jolla, CA), then dissolvingthe PCR product into sterilized distilled water. PCR reaction conditionand cycle: same as PCR I.rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) Gene Cloning and Sequence Analysis

The pLac T7 plasmid was used as vector for cloning rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1) cDNA. The pLac T7 plasmid was reconstructed from the pBLUESCRIPTII KS(+) plasmid produced by Stratagene (La Jolla, Calif., USA).

PCR product containing rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) full-length cDNA waspurified with STRATAPREP PCR purification kit produced by Stratagene (LaJolla, Calif.), followed by digestion with Nde I and Pst I. At the sametime, the pLac T7 plasmid was double digested with Nde I and Pst I.These double-digested DNA fragments were separated using 1% agarose gelelectrophoresis followed by recovery and purification of a 507-bprSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) DNA fragment and a 2.9-kb plasmid DNA fragmentwith Wizard DNA purification kit produced by Promega (Fitchburg, Wis.,USA). These fragments were ligated by T4 DNA ligase to form arecombinant plasmid. DH5α competent cells (Gibco) were transformed withthe recombinant plasmid. After culturing overnight at 37° C., thepositive recombinant colony, named as pHY-1, was identified.

DNA sequencing was performed with SEQUITHERM™ Cycle Sequencing Kitfollowing instruction provided by the manufacturer (EpicentreTechnologies Ltd, Madison, Wis., USA) using the universal primer T7 andT3. The DNA sequencing result showed that the sequence was consistentwith the theoretical design.

The sixteen N-terminus amino acids and four C-terminus amino acids ofthe purified recombinant rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) were sequenced. Theresults were shown below:

N-terminus: (SEQ ID NO: 14)Cys-Asp-Leu-Pro-Gln-Thr-His-Ser-Leu-Gly-Asn-Arg- Arg-Ala-Leu-MET at N-terminus was resected in mature protein.

C-terminus: (SEQ ID NO: 15) Arg-Arg-Lys-Glu-COOHFull-length nucleotide sequence of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) is shown asSEQ ID NO:2 and the amino sequence is shown as SEQ ID NO:1.

Construction, Transformation, Enzyme Digestion and Identification, andHereditary Stability of Expression Vector Construction andTransformation of Expression Vector

E. Coli expression vector pBAD18 was digested with Nde I and linearized,then fully digested with Xba I. Electrophoresis with 1% agarose gel andpurification with QIAEX II kit (QIAGEN) were performed to give a 4.8-kbfragment from pBAD18 having been digested with Nde I and Xba I.

At the same time, the pHY-1 plasmid was double digested with Ndel andXba I and, after separation with 1% agarose gel electrophoresis, a715-bp fragment was purified. This fragment was ligated with the above4.8-kb fragment from pBAD18 using T4 DNA ligase to produce therecombinant plasmid. The recombinant plasmid was used to transformDH5α-competent cells. The transformed cells were spread on LB-Amp agarplate, and then cultured overnight at 37° C.

Screening for Positive Clones

E. Coli. colonies from the above LB-plate were randomly chosen, andclones containing recombinant plasmid with full length rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1) cDNA were screened using endonuclease digestion and PCR analysis.One of the PCR positive recombinant plasmid was named pHY-5, and thestrain containing pHY-5 plasmid was named PVIII. PVIII was amplified andstored at −80° C. with glycerol freezing medium for future use.

High Expression of rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) Gene in E. Coli LMG194

In the pHY-5 plasmid, rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) gene was under the controlof the strong promoter P_(BAD) which is regulated by the AraC protein.AraC is a protein encoded by the AraC gene located in the same plasmid.In the absence of arabinose, the dimer of AraC binds to O₂ and I₂forming a 210-bp loop. This conformation leads to a complete inhibitionof transcription. In the presence of arabinose, the dimer of AraC isreleased from O₂ and binds to I₁ and I₂ eliminating the inhibition ontranscription. Arabinose binding deactivates, represses and evenactivates the transcription of P_(BAD) promoter, which stimulatesP_(BAD) to mediate high expression of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1). rSIFN-co(SEQ ID NO: 1) expression level is more than 50% of the total bacterialprotein.

2. Separation and Purification (1) Preparation of Producing Strains

The E. coli strain LMG194 with expression vector pHY-5 was inoculated inLB culture medium, then shaken at 200 rpm overnight (about 18 h) at 37°C. To the medium was added 50% of 30% glycerine. After mixing, themedium was stored at −20° C. in 1 ml aliquots for use as the producingstrain;

(2) Preparation of Grade-I Seed Strain

The producing strain was inoculated in LB culture medium (1 L containingTryptone 10 g, Yeast extracts 5 g and NaCl 10 g) at a ratio of 1%, thenshaken at 200 rpm overnight (about 18 h) at 37° C., for use as grade-Iseed strain;

(3) Fermentation and Collection of the Strain

Grade-I seed strain was added to RM media (1 L containing Casein 20 g,MgCl₂ 1 mmol/L (0.203 g), Na₂HPO₄ 4 g, KH₂PO₄ 3 g, NaCl 0.5 g and NH₄Cl1 g) at a ratio of 10% and cultured at 37° C., pH 7.0. Fermentation wascarried out until OD₆₀₀ reached about 2.0, then arabinose (20% solution)was added until a final concentration of 0.02% as an inductor; after 4hours, the strain was collected and centrifuged to give a pellet;

(4) Preparation of Inclusion Bodies

The strain pellet was re-suspended with an appropriate amount of bufferA (100 mmol/L Tris-HCl, pH 7.5, 10 mmol/L EDTA, 100 mmol/L NaCl), andkept at −20° C. overnight. The strain was thawed and broken by ahomogenizer, then centrifuged. The pellet was washed with buffer B (50mmol/L Tris-HCl, pH 7.5, 1 mol/L Urea, 10 mmol/L EDTA, 0.5% TritonX-100), buffer C (50 mmol/L Tris-HCl, pH 7.5, 2 mol/L Urea, 10 mmol/LEDTA, 0.5% Triton X-100) and then precipitated; this was repeated once,and the pellet was then washed once with distilled water to giveinclusion bodies.

(5) Renaturation Treatment

The inclusion body was dissolved in 6 mol/L Guanidine-HCl (or urea) toobtain a slightly cloudy denaturation solution, which was thencentrifuged at a speed of 10000 rpm. The supernatant was collected andused to determine the protein concentration. The denaturation solutionwas added in three portions into a renaturation buffer (0.5 mol/L Arg,150 mmol/L Tris-HCl, pH 7.5, 0.2 mmol/L EDTA) and then stirredcontinuously at 4° C. overnight (about 18 h). The solution was dialyzedsequentially with ten times its volume of 10 mol/L phosphate buffer(PB), 5 mol/L PB buffer and distilled water; After dialysis, the pH wasadjusted with 2 mol/L HAc-NaAc (pH 5.0). The solution was left to standand then filtered.

(6) HS Cation Column Chromatography

A column was prepared with 20 mmol/L HOAc-NaOAc (pH 5.0), loaded withthe renaturation product obtained from step (5) at a speed of 30 ml/min,washed with 20 column volumes (CV) of 20 mmol/L HOAc-NaOAc (pH 5.0) toremove other proteins; washed with 5 CV of 20 mmol/L HOAc-NaOAc (pH 5.0)containing 0.15 mol/L NaCl to remove other proteins; then washed with 3CV of 20 mmol/L HOAc-NaOAc (pH 5.0) containing 0.18 mol/L NaCl to removeother proteins. Finally, 20 mmol/L HOAc-NaOAc (pH 5.0) containing 0.25mol/L NaCl was used to elute the target protein, thereby obtaining anHS-eluted protein solution.

(7) Copper Ion Affinity Chromatography (Chelating SEPHAROSE™ FAST FLOW)

The HS-eluted protein solution was added into PB buffer of 0.2 mol/L (pH6.6). 4 mol/L NaCl was added to adjust the NaCl concentration to 1 mol/Land pH to 6.0, and the solution was ready for loading. A column wasprepared with 50 mmol/L Na₂HPO₄ (pH 5.5) containing 1 mol/L NaCl, andloaded at a rate of 1 ml/min. The column was washed with 50 mmol/LNa₂HPO₄ (pH 5.0) to remove other proteins, then washed with 50 mmol/LNa₂HPO₄ (pH 4.0) to remove other proteins. Finally, 50 mmol/L Na₂HPO₄(pH 3.6) was used to elute the target protein to obtain the chelatingcolumn-eluted target protein solution.

(8). HS Column Chromatography

The protein solution eluted from the chelating column was diluted 30folds and its pH adjusted to 5.0, then loaded onto an HS column whichwas eluted with PB buffer, pH 7.0, containing 0.5 mol/L NaCl to give therecombinant interferon (Protein Stock Solution).

Example 2 Preparation of Recombinant Interferon

Lyophilized injection formula (lyophilized powder) rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1) stock solution of the 34.5 μg/ml present invention phosphatebuffer, pH 7.0 10 mmol/L glycine 0.4 mol/L

Preparation Method:

Materials were weighed according to the formula, dissolved in sterileand pyrogen-free water for injection, sterilized by filtration through amembrane with 0.22 μm pores, and then stored at 6-10° C. Samples passedthe sterility test and pyrogen test, before aliquoted into vials. Everyvial contained a single dose of 0.3-0.5. All the aliquoted samples werelyophilized in a lyophilization machine.

Aqueous injection formula rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) stock solution of the34.5 μg/ml present invention phosphate buffer, pH 7.0 25 mmol/L NaCl 0.4mol/L

Preparation Method:

Materials were weighed according to the formula, dissolved in sterileand pyrogen-free water for injection, sterilized by filtration through amembrane with 0.22 μm pores, and then stored at 6-10° C. Samples passedthe sterility and pyrogen test before aliquoted into vials. Every vialcontained a single dose of 0.3-0.5. Final products were stored in thedark at 2-10° C.

Example 3 In Vitro Study of rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQID NO: 1) Against Human Breast Cancer Cells

This example describes the in vitro study of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) andINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) against human breast cancer cells.

The present recombinant interferon (rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)) andINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) produced by Amgen (U.S.) were used as testdrugs to study their effects on cell proliferation, apoptosis andexpression of oncogenes in MCF-7 and resistant strain MCF-7/ADR.

A. Methods

1. Cell Culture

Human breast cancer cell line MCF-7 and adriamycin resistant strainMCF-7 (MCF-7/ADR) were cultured in 25 cm² or 75 cm² flasks respectively.After the cells covered the bottom of the flasks, they were trypsinizedwith 0.25% trypsin. Cells in the logarithmic growth phase were harvestedfor experiments.

2. Detecting the Effects of Different Concentrations of rSIFN-Co (SEQ IDNO: 1) on Cell Proliferation with the MTT Colorimetric Assay

Experimental grouping: each cell strain was divided into 3 groups (with11 small groups in total): rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) group (0.02, 0.078,0.313, 1.25, 5.0 μg/ml), INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) group (0.02, 0.078,0.313, 1.25, 5.0 m/ml) and blank control group (RPMI1640 mediumcontaining 10% fetal bovine serum (Sigma, America), also known asRPMI1640 complete medium). rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQ IDNO: 1) were diluted into the desired concentrations (final ethanolconcentration <1%) with the RPMI1640 complete medium, and stored at 4°C.

MCF-7 cells and MCF27/ADR cells in the logarithmic growth phase werediluted with RPMI1640 medium containing 10% fetal bovine serum to1.25×10⁵/ml cell suspension. Trypan blue method was used to ensure >95%cell viability. The cells were seeded in 96-well culture plates, 100 μLper well. 24 h, 48 h, 72 h after drugs were added according to thegroupings mentioned above, conventional MTT assay was used to detectcell proliferation (absorbance detected with microplate reader at thewavelength of 490 nm). Each group had two wells as parallel samples. Theexperiment was repeated three times. The effects of different drugconcentrations at different time on cell growth inhibition werecalculated according to the following formula:

Cell Growth Inhibition Rate (%)=(Value of A in control group−Value of Ain experimental group)/Value of A in control group×100%

3. Apoptosis Detection with Flow Cytometry (FCM)

Experimental grouping: each cell strain was divided into 3 groups:rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) group (5 μg/mL), INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) group(5 μg/mL), and blank control group (containing 10% calf serum RPMI1640culture medium).

FCM detection: the cells were collected 48 h after drugs were added,then the cells were suspended as single cells and dyed with propidiumiodide (PI). The apoptosis rate was assayed with the Elite Esp-basedflow cytometer (Coulter, USA), and the results were analyzed with thesoftware supplied with the equipment. These experiments were repeated 3times.

4. Immunohistochemical Detection of Cellular Oncogene Expression

Experimental Grouping:

Each cell strain was divided into 3 groups. rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) (5μg/mL), INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) (5 μg/mL), and RPMI1640 containing 10%fetal bovine serum were added to the medium of MCF-7 cell cultures. AndrSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) (5 μg/mL), INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) (5 μg/mL)and RPMI1640 containing 10% fetal bovine serum were also added to themedium of MCF-7/ADR cell cultures.

Immunohistochemical Detection of P53, Bcl-2, CerbB-2 Expression:

The coverslips were treated with acid, washed and sterilized under highpressure, and then placed in 6-well culture plates. The MCF-7 andMCF-7/ADR cells in logarithmic growth phase were digested into singlecell suspensions with 0.25% trypsin. The cells were inoculated into6-well plates, each well 1×10⁵, and cultured at 37° C. in a CO₂incubator for 24 h. After the cells adhered to the walls, drugs wereadded to each group. After 48 h, the coverslips were removed.Conventional immunohistochemical SABC staining was performed, allconcentrations at 1:100.

Criteria for Evaluation of Results:

Staining results were determined according to the methods of Volm (VolmM, et al., European Journal of Cancer, 1997, 33 (3), 691-693), whereinyellow or brown particles appearing in cell nucleus (P53), cytoplasm(Bcl-2) or membrane (CerbB-2) were taken as positive results. Fivefields of view (FOV) on each slide under high magnification (400×) wererandomly selected, counting 200 cells per field. Two factors determinedif there was expression in each group of cells. Scoring was doneaccording to the intensity of staining for each cell, 0 point for nocoloring, 1 point for light yellow, 2 points for brown, 3 points fortan. The average would be the average staining intensity for a group ofcells. Percentage of positive cells: no 0 point for no staining; 1 pointfor <25% stained cells; 2 points for 25%-50%; 3 points for >50%. Sum ofthe two scores: 0 means negative expression; 2-4 means positive; 4-6means strongly positive. These experiments were double blind (stainersand observers both do not know the grouping of the slides).

B. Statistical Methods Statistical Analysis of Experimental Data:

All the experimental data were tested with the t test, variance analysisand rank correlation analysis using the SPSS 11.5 statistical package. Pvalue <0.05 means that the difference was statistically significant.

C. Results

1. Effects on the Proliferation of MCF-7 and MCF-7/ADR Cells

(1) MCF-7 Cells

rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) could inhibit the proliferation of MCF-7 cells.Each cell group treated with 0.02, 0.078, 0.313, 1.25, 5.0 μg/mL ofrSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) showed asignificant decrease in its absorbance (OA) compared with the blankcontrol groups. The inhibitory effects of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) andINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) showed no significant differences at the earlystages (24 h, 48 h) (P>0.05). After over 72 h of treatment, the %inhibition of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) was higher than that of INFERGEN®(SEQ ID NO: 1) at the same concentrations except at the lowestconcentration of 0.02 μg/mL, the differences were statisticallysignificant (P<0.05) (shown in Table 1-1).

TABLE 1-1 In vitro growth inhibition of the MCF-7 cells (%, n = 6) Dose(μg/mL) 24 h 48 h 72 h INFERGEN ® 0.02  8.59 ± 2.26  8.28 ± 2.27 10.43 ±3.59 (SEQ ID NO: 1) 0.078 13.84 ± 1.96  7.80 ± 2.01  9.47 ± 2.48 0.31215.53 ± 1.51  9.30 ± 3.28 13.39 ± 4.37 1.25 17.58 ± 0.62 12.76 ± 1.6314.41 ± 0.83 5.0 19.98 ± 5.22 26.69 ± 3.47 24.93 ± 2.53 rSIFN-co 0.02 7.78 ± 4.32 11.60 ± 0.77 12.53 ± 0.70 (SEQ ID NO: 1) 0.078 15.71 ± 3.6813.03 ± 3.27  16.77 ± 2.22* 0.312 17.49 ± 1.34 14.80 ± 2.40  22.73 ±6.06* 1.25 20.07 ± 1.01 24.65 ± 2.18  27.62 ± 1.81* 5.0 24.79 ± 4.0130.77 ± 3.09  44.75 ± 2.32* *P < 0.05, vs. INFERGEN ® (SEQ ID NO: 1)

(2) MCF-7/ADR Cells

rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) could inhibit the proliferation of MCF-7/ADRcells. Each cell group treated with 0.02, 0.078, 0.313, 1.25, 5.0 μg/mLof rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) showed asignificant decrease in its absorbance (OA) compared with the controlgroups. The inhibitory effect of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) was higher thanthat of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) at the same concentrations except atthe lowest concentration of 0.02 μg/mL as shown by analysis of variance,the differences were statistically significant (P <0.05) (shown in Table1-2).

TABLE 1-2 In vitro growth inhibition of MCF-7/ADR (%, n = 6) Dose(μg/mL) 24 h 48 h 72 h INFERGEN ® 0.02 16.36 ± 0.96 24.97 ± 0.33 28.87 ±6.20 (SEQ ID 0.078 23.01 ± 2.11 28.04 ± 0.85 30.90 ± 3.34 NO: 1) 0.31226.69 ± 2.49 29.64 ± 2.78 43.02 ± 2.11 1.25 31.64 ± 1.17 49.87 ± 1.7446.68 ± 2.42 5.0 37.61 ± 0.96 57.24 ± 0.80 62.52 ± 4.01 rSIFN-co 0.0216.24 ± 2.30 34.20 ± 1.80 34.80 ± 1.38 (SEQ ID 0.078  29.70 ± 1.40* 33.92 ± 1.35*  48.71 ± 1.04* NO: 1) 0.312  33.46 ± 1.04*  41.52 ± 5.27* 47.71 ± 0.40* 1.25  38.80 ± 2.16*  52.50 ± 0.73*  52.70 ± 1.01* 5.0 48.36 ± 6.52*  67.65 ± 4.40*  69.44 ± 0.95* *P < 0.05, vs. INFERGEN ®(SEQ ID NO: 1)

2. Effect on Apoptosis of MCF-7 and MCF-7/ADR Cells

Compared with the control group, 5 μg/mL of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) andINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) induced apoptosis of MCF-7 and MCF-7/ADR cellsafter treatment for 48 h, the differences were statistically significant(P<0.01). rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) showed stronger apoptosis-inducingactivities on MCF-7 and MCF-7/ADR than INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) at thesame concentrations, the differences were statistically significant(P<0.01) (shown in Table 1-3).

TABLE 1-3 The % apoptosis of MCF-7 after 48 h treatment (%, n = 6)INFERGEN ® rSIFN-co Blank control (SEQ ID NO: 1) (SEQ ID NO: 1) MCF-77.27 ± 1.19 19.67 ± 0.95* 23.10 ± 0.80*▴ MCF-7/ADR 8.40 ± 0.70 34.80 ±3.20* 65.63 ± 4.60*▴ *P < 0.01, vs. control; ▴P < 0.01, vs. INFERGEN ®(SEQ ID NO: 1)

3. Effect on Expression of P53, CerbB-2 and Bcl-2 in Each Cell Group

rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) down-regulated the expression of P53 in MCF-7cells compared with the control group, the difference was statisticallysignificant (P<0.05). Although INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) decreased theexpression of P53, the decrease was not significantly different(P >0.05) compared with the control group. Both rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)and INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) down-regulated the expression of P53 inMCF-7/ADR compared with the control group, the difference wasstatistically significant (P<0.05), but rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) andINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) at the same concentration showed no significantdifference between them (P >0.05).

rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) down-regulated the expression of CerbB-2 in bothMCF-7 and MCF-7/ADR as compared with the control group, the differencewas statistically significant (P<0.01). CerbB-2 expression was decreasedafter INFERGEN (SEQ ID NO: 1) treatment; however, the decrease was notsignificantly different (P >0.05) compared with the control group.

rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) both up-regulatedthe expression of Bcl-2 in MCF-7 compared with the control group, thedifference was statistically significant (P<0.01), but rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1) showed stronger activities than INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) at thesame concentration, the difference was statistically significant(P=0.001). rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) bothup-regulated the expression of Bcl-2 in MCF-7/ADR compared with thecontrol group, the difference was statistically significant (P<0.01).Results are shown in Table 1-4.

TABLE 1-4 Effect on the expression of P53, CerbB-2 and Bcl-2 in MCF-7 48h after treatment (n = 5). INFERGEN ® rSIFN-co Groups Blank control (SEQID NO: 1) (SEQ ID NO: 1) P53 MCF-7 4.17 ± 0.0120 3.78 ± 0.0851  2.62 ±0.0208★ MCF-7/ADR 4.09 ± 0.0361   2.68 ± 0.0100★  2.60 ± 0.0089★ CerbB-2MCF-7 4.08 ± 0.0322 3.15 ± 0.3469 2.61 ± 0.0120* MCF-7/ADR 4.06 ± 0.00303.82 ± 0.0404 3.70 ± 0.0291* Bcl-2 MCF-7 2.59 ± 0.0153  3.93 ± 0.0306*4.02 ± 0.0252* MCF-7/ADR 3.64 ± 0.0252  3.93 ± 0.0176* 4.02 ± 0.0145* ★P< 0.05, *P < 0.01, vs. control.

Example 4 In Vitro Study of rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQID NO: 1) Against Cervical Cancer Cell

This example describes the in vitro study of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) andINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) in inhibiting the growth and inducing apoptosisof cervical cancer cell.

The present recombinant interferon (rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)) andINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) produced by Amgen (U.S.) were used as testdrugs to study their effects on growth inhibition and apoptosisinduction of cervical cancer Caski cells (HPV16+).

A. Methods

1. Caski Cells Growth Inhibition Test

1.1 Cell Culture and Grouping

Drug samples were diluted with RPMI-1640 culture medium containing 10%fetal bovine serum. Cervical cancer Caski cells were cultured in a96-well plate. Cells were prepared as single cell suspension usingculture medium with a cell concentration of 1×10⁵/ml. To each well wasadded 100 μl of cell suspension. rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN®(SEQ ID NO: 1) were added to the plate at a concentration gradient of0.156 μg/ml, 0.625 μg/ml, 2.5 μg/ml and 10 μg/ml. RPMI-1640 mediumcontaining 10% fetal bovine serum was used as control group. Eachconcentration was triplicated. The cells were cultured at 37° C. with 5%CO₂ in an incubator for 72 h.

1.2 Cell Growth Inhibition Test by MTT Method

MTT reagent (Sigma Company, U.S.) was prepared at 5 mg/ml, and 10 μl MTTreagent was added to each well. The plate was shaken gently tohomogenize the reagent, incubated at 37° C. with 5% CO₂ for 4 h,whereupon blue crystals could be seen at the bottom of the wells. Thesupernatant was removed, and 100 μl of DMSO were added to each well,then the absorbance at 570 nm was measured with a microplate readerafter the blue crystals dissolved at room temperature.

1.3 Calculation of Cell Growth Inhibition

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2. Apoptosis Test on Caski Cells

2.1 Cell Culture and Grouping

The Caski cells were divided into 7 groups and cultured in RPMI-1640medium containing 10% inactivated fetal bovine serum in a 96-well plate.Group 1 was cultured for 72 h as control group. Groups 2-4 were culturedwith different concentrations of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1): 0.156 μg/ml,0.625 μg/ml, 2.5 μg/ml. Groups 5-7 were cultured with differentconcentrations of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1): 0.156 μg/ml, 0.625 μg/ml,2.5 μg/ml.

2.2 Apoptosis Rate of Caski Cells Determined by Flow Cytometry (FCM)

Each group of cells were centrifuged at 1000 r/min for 5 min. Thesupernatant was removed, and the cells were tested for apoptosis withAnnexin V/PI double dying method. Each specimen containing 1×10⁶ viablecells was washed once with incubation buffer and centrifuged at 1000r/min for 5 min. The cells were re-suspended with 100 μl markersolution, incubated at room temperature for 15 min in the dark, andcentrifuged at 1000 r/min for 5 min to precipitate the cells. The cellswere washed once with an incubation buffer, triturated with afluorescent solution, then incubated at 4° C. for 20 min. in the dark,while shaken frequently, before being tested with FCM.

B. Statistical Analysis

All quantitative analysis data were expressed as x±s. Variance analysiswas used to analyze the variance between different drugs and differentconcentrations, and the statistical analysis was performed with the SPSS14.0 software package.

C. Results

1. Caski Cells Growth Inhibition Test

Both rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) inhibited thegrowth of Caski cells, and this effect increased with increasingconcentrations of interferons. The effect of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) wasgreater than that of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) in groups of 0.625, 2.5and 10 μg/ml. The differences displayed in Table 2-1 showed statisticalsignificance (P<0.01):

TABLE 2-1 Inhibitory effect on Caski cells ( x± s) Cell growthinhibition rate Drug concentration rSIFN-co INFERGEN ® (μg/ml) (SEQ IDNO: 1) (SEQ ID NO: 1) 0.156  8.6 ± 2.1 7.3 ± 2.2 0.625 17.6 ± 3.3{circlearound (1)} 7.4 ± 4.0 2.5 42.7 ± 1.5{circle around (1)} 9.7 ± 1.6 1067.3 ± 4.4{circle around (1)} 53.0 ± 5.8  {circle around (1)}Comparedwith INFERGEN ® (SEQ ID NO: 1) at the same concentration, P < 0.01

2. Inducing Apoptosis in Caski Cells

Both rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) inducedapoptosis in Caski cells, and the effect was positively correlated withincreasing concentrations of interferons. The effect of rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1) at low concentration (0.156 μg/ml) was higher than that ofINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1). The difference displayed in Table 2-2, showedstatistical significance (P<0.01):

TABLE 2-2 Apoptotic effect on Caski cells ( x± s) Cell growth inhibitionrate Drug concentration rSIFN-co INFERGEN ® μg/ml) (SEQ ID NO: 1) (SEQID NO: 1) 0 21.3 ± 3.9  21.3 ± 3.9  0.156   53.5 ± 4.6^(1,2) 47.6 ± 3.1¹0.625 64.9 ± 3.3¹ 67.1 ± 3.6¹ 2.5 74.4 ± 1.3¹ 72.0 ± 2.6¹ ¹Compared withcontrols, P < 0.01. ²Compared with INFERGEN ® (SEQ ID NO: 1) at the sameconcentration, P < 0.01.

Example 5 Study of the Pharmacokinetics and Bioequivalence of rSIFN-Co(SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1)

This example describes the research work on the pharmacokinetics andbioequivalence between rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO:1). The present recombinant interferon rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) andINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) produced by Amgen (U.S.) were taken as testdrugs to compare their pharmacokinetics and bioequivalence.

It is difficult to undertake pharmacokinetics study of interferon inhealthy people. As the level of medicinal interferon in blood plasma isvery low after injection, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) orvirus cytopathic inhibition assay can hardly measure it directly in theserum of healthy adults. Currently, the detection marker forpharmacokinetics study of interferon is generally 2′,5′-OAS (2-5Aoligonucleotidase), which is a product induced by interferon, and alsoan indicator of its efficacy.

A. Subject and Method

1. Subject

There were 18 healthy male volunteers with an average age of 22.8±1.4,height of 170±5.0 cm, BMI of 20.5±2.4, and body weight of 59.4±7.2 kg.Subjects were determined to be normal by a comprehensive physicalexamination, laboratory tests (including hematology, urine, liver andkidney functions) and electrocardiogram. The subjects did not use anydrugs within 4 weeks prior to the test, and did not use any drugs knownto damage the organs within 3 months prior to the test. They had nohistory of allergy to the test drugs; and they volunteered for the testand signed an informed agreement.

2. Method

The experimental scheme was approved by the Medical Ethics Committee ofWest China Hospital, Sichuan University, operated in accordance withrelevant guidelines of GCP of the PRC.

2.1 Materials

Reagents:

Lyophilized powder of recombinant interferon for injection (Testpreparations, i.e. the recombinant interferon rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) ofthe present invention, 9 μg/vial). Comparison preparation: INFERGEN®(SEQ ID NO: 1) injection (compare reagent, 9 μg/vial) produced by Amgen(U.S.).

2-5A Kit: Eiken′ Radioimmunoassay Kit was supplied by Eiken ChemicalCo., LTD. The Kit includes: (1) I¹²⁵-labelled 2′,5′-OAS, (2)Anti-2′,5′-OAS serum, (3) 2′,5′-OAS Standard vial (each contains 0, 10,30, 90, 270 or 810 pmol/dL 2′,5′-OAS), (4) Buffer, (5) Blank serum, (6)Poly(I)-poly(C) agarose gel, (7) ATP, (8) Mercaptoethanol, and (9)Quality control serum.

2.2 Experimental Design and Dosing Methods

Using the randomized controlled crossover trial, 18 subjects wererandomly divided into A and B groups, nine in each group, separatesubcutaneous injections of 9 μg rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and 9 μgINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) was made alternately in two cycles, one week ofwash period.

Fast from 8 pm the day before the test until 2 h after dose the nextmorning, subcutaneous injection was taken in brachial deltoid muscle at7:00 am. All the subjects were required to have standard meals (foodwithout high fat), and forbidden to smoke, drink alcohol, tea, coffeebeverages, and refrain from strenuous exercises. All other drugs werebanned during the tests.

2.3 Collecting and Testing of Blood Samples

4 ml of blood samples were drawn before dosing, while 3.5 ml of bloodsamples were drawn from the elbow vein opposite the injection site at 2,6, 12, 18, 22, 24, 26, 30, 34, 38, 42 and 48 hours after the injection;the samples were centrifuged immediately, and the resulting serumpreserved at −20° C. until they were tested for the 2′,5′-OASconcentration.

3. Statistical Methods

Using the DAS ver1.0 statistical software, test Test preparation andcompare preparation were compared by the paired t test using thestatistical software DAS ver1.0.

B. Results

According toBased on the measured serum 2′,5′-OAS concentration of theblood samples, the mean enzyme concentration-time curves were plotted inFIG. 16.

As shown in FIG. 16, after subcutaneous injection with 9 μg of rSIFN-co(SEQ ID NO: 1) or 9 μg of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1), the two enzymeconcentration-time curves had basically the same trend; but aftersubcutaneous injection of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1), the concentration atthe peak of the enzyme concentration-time curve was significantly higherthan that of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1).

The relative bioavailability (F) of test preparation (rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1)) compared to the compare preparation (INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1))was calculated by the following formula:

$F = {\left( \frac{{AUC}_{{test}\mspace{14mu} {preparation}}}{{AUC}_{{compare}\mspace{14mu} {preparation}}} \right) \times \left( \frac{{compare}\mspace{14mu} {preparation}\mspace{14mu} {dosage}}{{test}\mspace{14mu} {preparation}\mspace{14mu} {dosage}} \right) \times 100\%}$

The results showed that the relative bioavailability of rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1) (F0˜48) was 125.4%. The Tmax difference between test preparationand compare preparation was not statistically significant (t=1.458,P=0.163). The difference between AUC0-48 and Cmax was statisticallysignificant (t=2.730, P=0.014; t=2.347, P=0.031), and test preparationwas higher than the compare preparation.

In addition, the INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) group was more severe than therSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) group in terms of the incidence, extent andduration of the adverse reactions that were compared.

C. Conclusion

(1) After subcutaneous injection, both rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) andINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) induced the production of 2′,5′-OAS. Thepharmacokinetics curves of the two drugs were of the same trend, and themain pharmacokinetics parameters showed no statistical difference.

(2) Both the C_(max) and AUC₀₋₄₈ of 2′,5′-OAS induced by rSIFN-co (SEQID NO: 1) were higher than that of INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1), indicatingthat the efficacy of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) might be better thanINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) under the same dosage.

(3) The INFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) group was more severe than the rSIFN-co(SEQ ID NO: 1) group in the incidence, extent and duration of theadverse reactions that were compared.

(4) It was discovered, after plotting the mean enzyme concentration-timecurves based on the the serum 2′,5′ oligoadenylate synthase (2′,5′-OAS)concentration measured at different times, the 2′,5′-OAS concentrationinduced by rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) generally had double peaks and thearea under the curve was significantly greater than that obtained byINFERGEN® (SEQ ID NO: 1) when each was separately injected under thesame conditions. An increment in the area under the curve was notcorrelated to an increase in the incidence and/or the occurrence degreeof the adverse reactions.

Example 6 Crystallization of Recombinant Interferon

The preparation of high-quality rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) proteinmonocrystal is a prerequisite for determining its crystal structure. TherSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) used for crystal growth was derived from thesaid rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) of the present invention. The preparationmethod, technical process, crystallization conditions andcrystallographic parameters of the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) monocrystalwere as follow.

lyophilized powder of the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) in the presentinvention was dissolved in pure water and stored under −20° C. at aninitial protein concentration of 0.42 mg/ml. Prior to crystallization,the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) protein samples were concentrated to 3-3.5mg/ml and immediately used for the crystal growth experiments. Thehanging drop vapor diffusion method was used for the crystallizationprocess held at room temperature (293K).

In the initial crystallization studies, microcrystalline rSIFN-co (SEQID NO: 1) appeared under different sets of conditions, but it wasdifficult to obtain high-quality monocrystal that could be used forX-ray diffraction analysis of sufficient resolution. After optimizationof a large number of crystallization conditions, it was found that thebest quality crystals were obtained using the crystallization solutionmade up of the following: 1.2 M LiSO₄, 0.1 M CAPS(3-(cyclohexylamino)-1-propanesulfonic acid), pH 11.1 and 0.02 M MgCl₂.A good monocrystal of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) protein was obtained afterthe crystallization solution prepared with this formula was leftstanding for 3 days to 1 week. The monocrystal was of the tripartitecrystal type, and had a size of 0.42×0.08×0.08 mm. The rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1) protein crystal used in the X-ray diffraction analysis of thecrystal structure is shown in FIG. 1.

Example 7 Analysis of the Crystal X-Ray Diffraction Data Collection ofCrystal Diffraction Data:

Data collection was conducted under low temperature condition (100K)using the synchrotron radiation from beamline BL5A at a photon factoryin Tsukuba, Japan. The crystal diffraction data was collected using thefollowing steps:

(1) Under a microscope, a crystal placement tool was carefully used fortransferring a crystal from the mother liquor to a loop at the top partof the tool;

(2) Employing the Flash-Cooling technique, the loop containing thecrystal was quickly soaked in paraffin oil (Hampton Research, U.S.),which acted as an antifreeze reagent, for several seconds and quicklytransferred to the goniometer head of the diffraction apparatus. At thistime, the crystal will be instantaneously in a low-temperature nitrogenstream (100K) such that data collection was conducted under the lowtemperature of 100K;

(3) Data collection was started after setting the required parameters;the light source wavelength was 1.0 Å, the detector was a ADSC Quantum315 CCD (charge-coupled device) and the crystal-to-detector distance was310 mm. The data was collected using the oscillation method, and forevery image the oscillation angle was 1°, the exposure time was 12seconds, and a total of 110 images were collected (FIG. 2).

Processing and Analysis of the Diffraction Data:

The complete set of diffraction data collected had to be processed andanalyzed using the CCP4 program package before the set of intuitionaldiffraction images (FIG. 2) originally obtained in the diffractionexperiment could be used for quality assessment of the diffraction dataand structural analysis of the crystal. This process consisted of: 1)indexing: transforming the diffraction data to crystallography index (h,k, l), and calculating unit cell parameters and space group; 2)parameter modification: refining parameters such as the unit cellparameters, crystal-to-detector distance and angle, and degree ofmosaicity etc; 3) integration: obtaining the intensity information fromthe diffraction spots; 4) merging data: merging all the diffractionspots that arose due to symmetry or are duplicated to generate acomplete set of data with only independent diffraction spots; 5)transforming the intensity data into structure amplitudes. The detailson the collection of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) crystal diffraction dataand results of the analysis are shown in Table 3.

TABLE 3 RDetails on the collection of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) crystaldiffraction data and results of the analysis Data acquisition conditionsX-ray source PF, BL-5A Wavelength (Å) 1.0 Detector ADSC Quantum 315 CCDDistance (mm) 310 Temperature (K) 100 Data acquisition statistics Spacegroup (number of molecules/ P3₁21(2) asymmetric unit) Cell parameters a= b (Å) 77.920 c (Å) 125.935 a = β = 90°, γ = 120° Solvent content (%)56.7 Resolution coverage (Å) 67.58-2.60  Diffraction spots (I/σ (I) > 0)86556 Unique diffraction spot (I/σ (I) > 0) 14052 Outermost shell2.74-2.60 Symmetry related diffraction spot quality factor R (%):Overall, (Outermost shell) 7.1 (25.8) Signal to noise ratio 21.2 (4.5) Intigrity(%): overall, (Outermost shell) 99.5 (100.0) Redundancy:overall, (Outermost shell) 6.2 (6.5) 

Example 8 Analysis of the Crystal Structure

Determination of the Crystal Diffraction Phase and Construction of therSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) Initial Molecular Structural Model

The molecular replacement method was adopted to solve for the rSIFN-co(SEQ ID NO: 1) crystal structure; the crystal structure (PDB number1B5L) of sheep INF-τ (54% sequence homology to rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1))was selected as the homologous structural model. The software programPHASER was used for computing its rotation function and translationfunction which was then used to presume the location and orientation ofthe rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) molecule in a unit cell. Based on the Lauegroups and the systematic absence law, its space group was determined tobe P3₁21 and the molecular model was correspondingly modified (viz.preserving residues 13-25, 37-69, 79-101, 114-151 in the 1B5Lstructure); results calculated from this model were as follow: Z-scorewas 15.71, IL-gain was 307.79, Clash was 0. The molecules heaped upreasonably in a unit cell, and IL-gain gradually rose during the processof molecular replacement. This indicated that an exact solution wasobtained and the initial phase of each diffraction point had beendetermined. In turn, the mtz generated by PHASER, possessing the initialphases, was used for building the electron density map using FFT. Theinitial molecular structural model obtained was well-matched to theelectron density map, demonstrating that the exact phase solution of allthe diffraction points of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) had been obtained.Based on the results above, the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) initialmolecular structural model was built.

Rectification of the rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) Structural Model

With the aim of obtaining an accurate rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) molecularstructural model, the coordinates and temperature factors of all thenon-hydrogen atoms in the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) initial molecularstructural model underwent iterative refinement by using molecularmodeling techniques and a computerized optimization program.

program CNS1.1 was used for structural refinement using phaselesspopulation data; 10% of these data was randomly extracted for use as thetesting set, and the same randomly extracted testing set was keptthroughout. All the atoms in the structural model participated in therefinement, and each atom possessed 4 refining parameters, includingcoordinates (x, y, z) and isotropic temperature factor B. Computerizedautomatic refinement and manual adjustment or building of the model(using software O) took place alternately during the entire refinementprocess. Restrictive NCS was used at the beginning of the refinement,and was disused once the structural adjustment was basicallyaccomplished. When R_(work) factor (<0.30) and R_(free) factorpractically stopped descending, water and solvent molecules were addedto the structure to complete the structure rectification. The majorindices for the rectification were a R_(work) value of 0.250 and aR_(free) value of 0.286. The major indices of the final rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1) structure rectification are listed in Table 4. The resultingatomic coordinates of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) are shown in Table 7.

TABLE 4 Major parameter indices and qualitative statistical results ofrSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) molecular structure Resolution ratiorange(outermost shell) (Å) 20.0-2.6 Cutoff point of signal-to-noise 0.0Crystallographic incongruent indexes (outermost shell) (%) 25.0 (36.3)Free incongruent indexes¹ (outermost shell) (%) 28.6 (40.5) Component ofasymmetric unit Number of all the residues 293 Number of A chainresidues (unbuilt residues) 146 (20)  Number of B chain residues(unbuilt residues) 147 (19)  Molecular number of water and solvent 123Root mean square deviation² Bond length (Å) 0.007 Bond angle (°) 1.379Dihedral angle (°) 19.234 Unfit angle (°) 0.844 Wilson temperaturefactor (Å²) 70.7 Average temperature factor (Å²) Number of all the atoms(2403) 61.76 Atomic number of protein (2254) 61.11 A chain of protein(1120) 58.39 B chain of protein (1134) 63.79 water and solvent (149)68.21 Statistics of Ramachandran plot (%)³ Optimal regions 90.6Additionally allowed regions 9.1 common allowed regions 0.4 Disallowedregions 0.0 ¹Free incongruent indices were calculated using 10% of thetotal diffraction points unmodified; ²Root mean square deviation wascalculated using relative standard bond length/bond angle; ³Statisticsof Ramachandran plot used software PROCHECK.

Example 9 Quality Characterization of the Quality of the rSIFN-Co (SEQID NO: 1) Molecular Structural Model

Quality Characterization of the Quality of the rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1)Molecular Structural Model

The model: rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) was displayed intuitively, clearlyand accurately. FIG. 3 is a typical electron density map matching to thestructure of the amino acid residues in a rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)molecule; the spatial location and orientation of each amino acidresidue could be clearly identified.

(2) Distribution map of the average temperature factors associated withthe amino acid residues. (FIG. 4)

(3) Stereochemical rationality of the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) moleculewas characterized in the Ramachandran conformational plot (FIG. 5), andshowed that 90.6% of its amino acid residues were located in the optimalallowed regions, 9.1% were in the allowed regions, 0.4% were in thecommon allowed regions. This demonstrated that the rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1) molecular structural model was stereochemically rational.

Example 10 Crystal Structure Characteristics of the Crystal Structure ofthe rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) Molecule

Stacking and Global Assignment of the rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1) Moleculein a Crystal

FIG. 6 shows the stacking manner of the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) moleculein an unit cell. An asymmetric unit in the rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)crystal structure was made of two protein molecules (calledcrystallographic dimers) (FIG. 7). The embedding area between the dimerswas 1033.3 Å² with each monomer contributing 516.6 Å². This onlyaccounted for 6.4% of the total area in the monomer. The A, B, F sidesof the A chain in the dimer corresponded to the C, D, E sides of the Bchain (see FIG. 9). Using the software VADAR, the folding free energiesof the monomer and dimer were calculated as −126.9 and −257.1respectively, which meant that the folding free energy of the dimer wasquite close to the free energy of the two isolated monomers (−126.9×2).This demonstrated that the interaction between the dimers was relativelyweak and there were only two weak hydrogen bonds between them A12(ARG)NH2 . . . NH2 B71(Arg), 3.05 Å; A145(Arg) NH1 . . . OH B90 (Tyr), 3.14Å.

The purification process showed that rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) existed asmonomers in solution; the current biochemical function experimentsshowed that the functional unit of the likes of IFN-α should bemonomeric. Therefore, this dimer might be formed from the stacking ofcrystals.

Dimer Structure of the Dimers

Two single rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) molecules in an asymmetric unit formone dimer. FIG. 8 shows the crystallographic dimeric organization ofrSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1). Chain A consisted of residues 11-103 and111-163 (residues 1-10, 104-110 and 164-166, were not involved inbuilding of this crystal structure since they were not shown in theelectron density map); chain B consisted of residues 11-103 and 110-163(residues 1-10, 104-109, and 164-166, were not involved in building ofthis crystal structure since they were not shown in the electron densitymap). In the crystal structure of each monomer, it was observed that theCys29 and Cys139 formed an intramolecular disulfide bond; theintramolecular disulfide bond from Cys1 and Cys99 was not shown becauseCys1 was not involved in building of this crystal structure. Besides,since the density of the side chains were not shown, residues 30-33,47-49 of chain A and residues 30-33, 48-50 of chain B were mainlyconstructed as Ala or Gly. The structures of the two monomers wereroughly the same and were linked by non-crystallographic symmetry (fromB to A, polar angles Omega, Phi, Kappa were 170.64, 94.56, 118.35,respectively; tx, ty, tz were −1.061, −0.225, 0.155 respectively.). Thetwo monomers were superimposed and compared; apart from the regionalflexibility of a few loops on the molecular surface, most of theresidues superimposed completely. The distribution of the RMSD of allthe Cα associated with the amino acid residues are shown in FIG. 8 c;127 residues (13-30, 34-44, 53-101, 115-163) had a RMSD of 0.64 Å forall Cα. The difference in the local structure might be a result of thecomparatively large flexibility of this protein and the differences inthe environment where the crystal stacked.

Structure of a Single Molecule

Each monomer was made up of six α-helices (A, C, C′, D, E, F) and one310 helix (B), which were connected to each other by the connectingpeptides between them; the fold of the monomer structure belonged to thehelical cytokines (FIG. 9). The amino-acid residues which correspondedto the six α-helices (A, C, C′, D, E, F) were 13-20, 50-68, 70-76,79-100, 114-133, and 138-160, respectively. Residues 40-43 correspondedto the 310 helix (B). The distribution and organization of thesesecondary structures are shown clearly in FIG. 9. The correspondingrelationship between the secondary structures and the amino acidsequence is shown in FIG. 10.

Example 11 The Three Dimensional Structure of rSIFN-Co (SEQ ID NO: 1)and IFN-α2b

Based on their receptors, IFN can broadly be divided into two types:type I and type II. Type I can further be sub-divided into α, β, ω, etc.IFN-α, in turn, contains approximately fifteen different sub-types; thedifferent IFN-α subtypes have sequence homologies of above 80% yet theyexhibit diversity in their functions. rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) isconsidered to be an unnatural and artificially designed protein. Todate, there are only six 3-D structures of type I IFNs (Table 5) andtheir sequence homology can be seen in the aligned sequences shown inFIG. 11.

From the comparative analysis shown in Table 5 and FIG. 11, the crystalstructure of IFN-α2b showed the highest similarity to that of rSIFN-co(SEQ ID NO: 1) (FIG. 12). It was found, by comparing their sequences,that rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) had one more Asp (D) than IFN-α2b atresidue 45; and, by comparing their 3D structures, rSIFN-co (SEQ IDNO: 1) differed markedly from IFN-α2b with respect to the conformationof the AB loop (residues 25-33) and the BC loop (residues 44-52). Thecrystal structure of IFN-α2b had been determined at a resolution of 2.9Å; however, except for the Ca, the coordinates of all other atoms wereabsent in the Protein Data Bank (PDB code: 1RH2) such that structuralcomparison between rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and IFN-α2b was carried outonly at the Cα level. The overall RMSD of all the Cα of the twomolecules was 1.577 Å; but in the AB loop and BC loop, the RMSD was 3.63Å and 2.9 Å, which were 2.5 times and 2 times that of the total average,respectively. Besides, rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) contained two moleculesin the asymmetric unit of its crystal structure while IFN-α2b had sixprotein molecules, composed of 3 dimers, in its asymmetric unit.Obviously, the dimeric organization of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) wasdistinctly different from IFN-α2b (FIG. 13).

TABLE 5 The determined structures of IFNs Identify of ResolutionrSIFN-co Protein name Source Method (Å) PDB code (SEQ ID NO: 1) rSIFN-coSynthesis X-ray 2.6 This invention (SEQ ID NO: 1) IFN-α 2b Human X-ray2.9 1RH2 (Only 89% Cα) IFN-α 2a Human NMR 1ITF 88% IFN-τ Human X-ray 2.11B5L 54% IFN-β Human X-ray 2.2 1AU1 30% IFN-β Mouse X-ray 2.2 1RMI 23%

It is known that IFN, as a cytokine, first binds with specific receptorson the cell membrane to activate several signal transduction pathwaysthat will generate biological effects in the body, such as antivirus andantitumor effects. rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) is a type of IFN-α. Since itsreceptor on the cell membrane is made up of IFNAR1 and IFNAR2, a 3Dmodel of receptor binding with IFN-α was constructed (FIG. 15 a). Aseries of molecular biology experiments were conducted based on thismodel and the results suggested that IFN-α-like proteins interacted withIFNAR1 and IFNAR2 in a sandwich structure (FIG. 15 a), i.e., sides A, Band F interacted with IFNAR2, and the opposite sides C, D, and Einteracted with IFNAR1. Meanwhile, site-directed mutagenesis revealedthat the AB loop, which interacted with IFNAR2, was the main constituentof the active site of IFN-α-like proteins (FIG. 15). Structuralcomparison showed that the structure of this important region wasdistinctly different between rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and IFN-α2b (FIG.12, Table 6). Structural differences in this important region maytrigger different physiological or pharmacological effects as a resultof changes in the binding characteristics with receptors.

Apparently, although the molecular skeleton of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)was similar to that of IFN-α2b, they differed markedly in the structureof their active sites. Therefore, judging from the local structureclosely related to the pharmacological activities of the molecules, itwas found that rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) was a new type of IFN differentfrom IFN-α2b, and their structural differences had led to distinctlydifferent biological and pharmacological characteristics. Based on thedifferences in the specific key region of its three dimension structure,rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) might produce unique physiological andpharmacological effects.

TABLE 6 Root-Mean-Square Deviation (RMSD) of Cα between AB Loop and BCLoop of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1) and IFN-α2b (unit: Å) Residue number ofAB Loop RMSD (Å) Residue number of BC Loop RMSD (Å) 25 3.291 44 1.164 264.779 45 1.383 27 5.090 46 2.735 28 3.588 47 2.709 29 2.567 48 5.018 302.437 49 4.140 31 3.526 50 3.809 32 4.820 51 2.970 33 2.756 52 0.881Average RMSD of AB Loop 3.63 Average RMSD of BC Loop 2.90 RMSD of all Cαatoms 1.60

TABLE 7 Atomic coordinates of rSIFN-co (SEQ ID NO: 1)CRYST1 77.920 77.920 125.935 90.00 90.00 120.00 P 31 2 1 ATOM 1 CB ASN A11 −36.673 14.399 −31.951 1.00 79.36 A ATOM 2 CG ASN A 11 −37.660 14.647−33.090 1.00 81.91 A ATOM 3 OD1 ASN A 11 −37.274 14.829 −34.245 1.0085.24 A ATOM 4 ND2 ASN A 11 −38.947 14.622 −32.764 1.00 82.54 A ATOM 5 CASN A 11 −34.980 16.273 −31.802 1.00 76.68 A ATOM 6 O ASN A 11 −34.06116.507 −31.007 1.00 76.57 A ATOM 7 N ASN A 11 −34.283 13.985 −31.5331.00 78.32 A ATOM 8 CA ASN A 11 −35.239 14.843 −32.283 1.00 77.86 A ATOM9 N ARG A 12 −35.760 17.226 −32.307 1.00 74.41 A ATOM 10 CA ARG A 12−35.635 18.622 −31.899 1.00 69.90 A ATOM 11 CB ARG A 12 −35.404 19.525−33.115 1.00 72.01 A ATOM 12 CG ARG A 12 −34.052 19.300 −33.792 1.0077.29 A ATOM 13 CD ARG A 12 −33.757 20.318 −34.894 1.00 79.77 A ATOM 14NE ARG A 12 −32.967 21.461 −34.430 1.00 83.05 A ATOM 15 CZ ARG A 12−31.669 21.635 −34.679 1.00 84.53 A ATOM 16 NH1 ARG A 12 −30.994 20.740−35.390 1.00 85.41 A ATOM 17 NH2 ARG A 12 −31.049 22.721 −34.235 1.0084.48 A ATOM 18 C ARG A 12 −36.917 19.021 −31.174 1.00 65.99 A ATOM 19 OARG A 12 −37.334 20.177 −31.210 1.00 65.41 A ATOM 20 N ARG A 13 −37.53018.037 −30.521 1.00 61.78 A ATOM 21 CA ARG A 13 −38.757 18.209 −29.7501.00 58.49 A ATOM 22 CB ARG A 13 −39.049 16.937 −28.963 1.00 61.57 AATOM 23 CG ARG A 13 −40.120 16.061 −29.535 1.00 66.89 A ATOM 24 CD ARG A13 −40.996 15.577 −28.414 1.00 69.61 A ATOM 25 NE ARG A 13 −42.33616.134 −28.518 1.00 72.80 A ATOM 26 CZ ARG A 13 −43.253 16.035 −27.5621.00 75.39 A ATOM 27 NH1 ARG A 13 −42.964 15.403 −26.425 1.00 74.38 AATOM 28 NH2 ARG A 13 −44.462 16.555 −27.748 1.00 76.67 A ATOM 29 C ARG A13 −38.720 19.378 −28.767 1.00 54.28 A ATOM 30 O ARG A 13 −39.709 20.098−28.625 1.00 54.11 A ATOM 31 N ALA A 14 −37.597 19.555 −28.075 1.0048.77 A ATOM 32 CA ALA A 14 −37.481 20.645 −27.116 1.00 45.39 A ATOM 33CB ALA A 14 −36.082 20.689 −26.526 1.00 44.44 A ATOM 34 C ALA A 14−37.816 21.984 −27.762 1.00 43.36 A ATOM 35 O ALA A 14 −38.656 22.723−27.262 1.00 42.76 A ATOM 36 N LEU A 15 −37.169 22.287 −28.879 1.0040.93 A ATOM 37 CA LEU A 15 −37.402 23.542 −29.568 1.00 39.71 A ATOM 38CB LEU A 15 −36.364 23.730 −30.669 1.00 39.82 A ATOM 39 CG LEU A 15−34.952 23.714 −30.072 1.00 40.23 A ATOM 40 CD1 LEU A 15 −33.913 23.928−31.151 1.00 39.64 A ATOM 41 CD2 LEU A 15 −34.850 24.800 −29.005 1.0040.94 A ATOM 42 C LEU A 15 −38.802 23.667 −30.130 1.00 40.00 A ATOM 43 OLEU A 15 −39.372 24.751 −30.100 1.00 39.95 A ATOM 44 N ILE A 16 −39.36422.572 −30.638 1.00 40.32 A ATOM 45 CA ILE A 16 −40.730 22.601 −31.1791.00 40.64 A ATOM 46 CB ILE A 16 −41.213 21.189 −31.637 1.00 43.33 AATOM 47 CG2 ILE A 16 −42.605 21.283 −32.231 1.00 41.37 A ATOM 48 CG1 ILEA 16 −40.257 20.590 −32.673 1.00 44.72 A ATOM 49 CD1 ILE A 16 −40.19021.342 −33.941 1.00 46.03 A ATOM 50 C ILE A 16 −41.682 23.087 −30.0801.00 41.12 A ATOM 51 O ILE A 16 −42.425 24.051 −30.271 1.00 41.43 A ATOM52 N LEU A 17 −41.662 22.411 −28.930 1.00 40.37 A ATOM 53 CA LEU A 17−42.516 22.794 −27.812 1.00 41.00 A ATOM 54 CB LEU A 17 −42.303 21.837−26.640 1.00 42.66 A ATOM 55 CG LEU A 17 −42.835 20.411 −26.850 1.0043.03 A ATOM 56 CD1 LEU A 17 −42.045 19.434 −25.983 1.00 39.82 A ATOM 57CD2 LEU A 17 −44.328 20.368 −26.526 1.00 40.26 A ATOM 58 C LEU A 17−42.257 24.233 −27.359 1.00 40.48 A ATOM 59 O LEU A 17 −43.187 25.022−27.212 1.00 39.35 A ATOM 60 N LEU A 18 −40.986 24.574 −27.161 1.0040.86 A ATOM 61 CA LEU A 18 −40.594 25.909 −26.718 1.00 40.17 A ATOM 62CB LEU A 18 −39.073 25.973 −26.597 1.00 40.05 A ATOM 63 CG LEU A 18−38.378 26.953 −25.641 1.00 42.40 A ATOM 64 CD1 LEU A 18 −37.548 27.948−26.430 1.00 42.15 A ATOM 65 CD2 LEU A 18 −39.393 27.657 −24.767 1.0043.03 A ATOM 66 C LEU A 18 −41.094 26.966 −27.698 1.00 40.88 A ATOM 67 OLEU A 18 −41.230 28.137 −27.345 1.00 39.41 A ATOM 68 N ALA A 19 −41.37326.539 −28.929 1.00 41.87 A ATOM 69 CA ALA A 19 −41.861 27.432 −29.9751.00 44.08 A ATOM 70 CB ALA A 19 −41.536 26.866 −31.358 1.00 42.64 AATOM 71 C ALA A 19 −43.359 27.594 −29.830 1.00 46.35 A ATOM 72 O ALA A19 −43.905 28.665 −30.090 1.00 47.47 A ATOM 73 N GLN A 20 −44.017 26.517−29.417 1.00 48.12 A ATOM 74 CA GLN A 20 −45.462 26.519 −29.224 1.0050.49 A ATOM 75 CB GLN A 20 −45.986 25.075 −29.111 1.00 51.83 A ATOM 76CG GLN A 20 −45.540 24.097 −30.195 1.00 53.52 A ATOM 77 CD GLN A 20−46.151 22.712 −29.999 1.00 55.01 A ATOM 78 OE1 GLN A 20 −45.806 21.745−30.693 1.00 52.54 A ATOM 79 NE2 GLN A 20 −47.069 22.614 −29.046 1.0056.71 A ATOM 80 C GLN A 20 −45.855 27.284 −27.941 1.00 51.19 A ATOM 81 OGLN A 20 −47.024 27.634 −27.745 1.00 51.17 A ATOM 82 N MET A 21 −44.87427.541 −27.080 1.00 49.97 A ATOM 83 CA MET A 21 −45.110 28.204 −25.8021.00 48.63 A ATOM 84 CB MET A 21 −44.002 27.808 −24.822 1.00 46.02 AATOM 85 CG MET A 21 −44.097 26.374 −24.330 1.00 43.96 A ATOM 86 SD MET A21 −42.595 25.764 −23.516 1.00 47.28 A ATOM 87 CE MET A 21 −42.35327.001 −22.206 1.00 42.84 A ATOM 88 C MET A 21 −45.272 29.723 −25.8091.00 49.74 A ATOM 89 O MET A 21 −45.696 30.303 −24.807 1.00 49.63 A ATOM90 N ALA A 22 −44.950 30.375 −26.922 1.00 51.41 A ATOM 91 CA ALA A 22−45.075 31.828 −26.978 1.00 53.11 A ATOM 92 CB ALA A 22 −44.641 32.362−28.341 1.00 52.27 A ATOM 93 C ALA A 22 −46.517 32.196 −26.716 1.0053.84 A ATOM 94 O ALA A 22 −47.428 31.552 −27.227 1.00 52.97 A ATOM 95 NARG A 23 −46.719 33.225 −25.904 1.00 56.56 A ATOM 96 CA ARG A 23 −48.06433.683 −25.581 1.00 59.73 A ATOM 97 CB ARG A 23 −48.367 33.484 −24.0941.00 60.59 A ATOM 98 CG ARG A 23 −48.309 32.059 −23.604 1.00 62.22 AATOM 99 CD ARG A 23 −48.845 31.998 −22.183 1.00 66.26 A ATOM 100 NE ARGA 23 −50.250 32.397 −22.143 1.00 70.17 A ATOM 101 CZ ARG A 23 −50.74433.339 −21.345 1.00 71.62 A ATOM 102 NH1 ARG A 23 −49.946 33.985 −20.5041.00 71.69 A ATOM 103 NH2 ARG A 23 −52.035 33.652 −21.405 1.00 72.49 AATOM 104 C ARG A 23 −48.242 35.158 −25.921 1.00 61.02 A ATOM 105 O ARG A23 −49.334 35.584 −26.284 1.00 62.43 A ATOM 106 N ALA A 24 −47.17135.937 −25.799 1.00 61.98 A ATOM 107 CA ALA A 24 −47.236 37.366 −26.0801.00 63.61 A ATOM 108 CB ALA A 24 −46.139 38.093 −25.319 1.00 62.75 AATOM 109 C ALA A 24 −47.139 37.676 −27.570 1.00 65.56 A ATOM 110 O ALA A24 −46.450 36.983 −28.322 1.00 65.76 A ATOM 111 N SER A 25 −47.84838.724 −27.984 1.00 67.91 A ATOM 112 CA SER A 25 −47.865 39.157 −29.3731.00 69.93 A ATOM 113 CB SER A 25 −49.175 39.887 −29.698 1.00 71.12 AATOM 114 OG SER A 25 −50.227 38.952 −29.909 1.00 72.49 A ATOM 115 C SERA 25 −46.663 40.064 −29.610 1.00 71.13 A ATOM 116 O SER A 25 −46.23640.806 −28.726 1.00 71.22 A ATOM 117 N PRO A 26 −46.109 40.027 −30.8251.00 71.97 A ATOM 118 CD PRO A 26 −46.787 39.560 −32.046 1.00 72.50 AATOM 119 CA PRO A 26 −44.938 40.842 −31.165 1.00 73.26 A ATOM 120 CB PROA 26 −44.887 40.767 −32.702 1.00 73.01 A ATOM 121 CG PRO A 26 −45.66439.526 −33.023 1.00 72.89 A ATOM 122 C PRO A 26 −45.008 42.284 −30.6731.00 74.39 A ATOM 123 O PRO A 26 −43.979 42.872 −30.322 1.00 74.28 AATOM 124 N PHE A 27 −46.212 42.856 −30.653 1.00 75.25 A ATOM 125 CA PHEA 27 −46.375 44.245 −30.222 1.00 75.22 A ATOM 126 CB PHE A 27 −47.50244.910 −30.995 1.00 75.78 A ATOM 127 CG PHE A 27 −47.305 44.909 −32.4631.00 77.48 A ATOM 128 CD1 PHE A 27 −47.573 43.765 −33.204 1.00 79.44 AATOM 129 CD2 PHE A 27 −46.788 46.029 −33.106 1.00 77.96 A ATOM 130 CE1PHE A 27 −47.347 43.738 −34.579 1.00 80.53 A ATOM 131 CE2 PHE A 27−46.557 46.022 −34.472 1.00 79.57 A ATOM 132 CZ PHE A 27 −46.826 44.870−35.215 1.00 80.89 A ATOM 133 C PHE A 27 −46.635 44.449 −28.737 1.0074.52 A ATOM 134 O PHE A 27 −46.415 45.540 −28.218 1.00 74.03 A ATOM 135N ALA A 28 −47.097 43.411 −28.052 1.00 74.01 A ATOM 136 CA ALA A 28−47.394 43.532 −26.637 1.00 73.15 A ATOM 137 CB ALA A 28 −47.812 42.175−26.080 1.00 73.48 A ATOM 138 C ALA A 28 −46.241 44.112 −25.822 1.0073.09 A ATOM 139 O ALA A 28 −46.460 44.586 −24.707 1.00 74.58 A ATOM 140N CYS A 29 −45.030 44.090 −26.383 1.00 72.82 A ATOM 141 CA CYS A 29−43.820 44.598 −25.713 1.00 73.33 A ATOM 142 C CYS A 29 −42.968 45.450−26.659 1.00 74.96 A ATOM 143 O CYS A 29 −43.340 45.648 −27.812 1.0075.82 A ATOM 144 CB CYS A 29 −42.967 43.432 −25.217 1.00 71.43 A ATOM145 SG CYS A 29 −43.896 42.126 −24.366 1.00 69.57 A ATOM 146 N GLY A 30−41.814 45.931 −26.192 1.00 76.71 A ATOM 147 CA GLY A 30 −40.990 46.756−27.065 1.00 79.56 A ATOM 148 C GLY A 30 −39.496 46.977 −26.848 1.0081.04 A ATOM 149 O GLY A 30 −38.987 47.036 −25.725 1.00 80.04 A ATOM 150N GLY A 31 −38.800 47.111 −27.976 1.00 83.09 A ATOM 151 CA GLY A 31−37.365 47.369 −27.994 1.00 86.03 A ATOM 152 C GLY A 31 −36.448 46.384−27.283 1.00 86.91 A ATOM 153 O GLY A 31 −36.097 45.330 −27.822 1.0087.85 A ATOM 154 N GLY A 32 −36.030 46.767 −26.078 1.00 86.34 A ATOM 155CA GLY A 32 −35.161 45.949 −25.244 1.00 85.69 A ATOM 156 C GLY A 32−34.216 44.887 −25.810 1.00 84.42 A ATOM 157 O GLY A 32 −34.386 43.694−25.541 1.00 84.88 A ATOM 158 N GLY A 33 −33.200 45.298 −26.562 1.0082.49 A ATOM 159 CA GLY A 33 −32.247 44.327 −27.076 1.00 81.23 A ATOM160 C GLY A 33 −31.315 43.958 −25.929 1.00 80.18 A ATOM 161 O GLY A 33−30.199 44.473 −25.846 1.00 79.67 A ATOM 162 N HIS A 34 −31.768 43.066−25.048 1.00 79.01 A ATOM 163 CA HIS A 34 −30.984 42.654 −23.881 1.0076.91 A ATOM 164 CB HIS A 34 −31.932 42.245 −22.742 1.00 76.85 A ATOM165 CG HIS A 34 −31.313 42.323 −21.381 1.00 76.31 A ATOM 166 CD2 HIS A34 −31.596 43.113 −20.319 1.00 76.73 A ATOM 167 ND1 HIS A 34 −30.24941.534 −20.995 1.00 76.92 A ATOM 168 CE1 HIS A 34 −29.905 41.835 −19.7561.00 76.89 A ATOM 169 NE2 HIS A 34 −30.707 42.791 −19.322 1.00 77.36 AATOM 170 C HIS A 34 −29.992 41.525 −24.168 1.00 74.89 A ATOM 171 O HIS A34 −30.383 40.450 −24.635 1.00 75.01 A ATOM 172 N ASP A 35 −28.71641.783 −23.869 1.00 71.97 A ATOM 173 CA ASP A 35 −27.631 40.823 −24.0891.00 69.11 A ATOM 174 CB ASP A 35 −26.366 41.561 −24.542 1.00 71.02 AATOM 175 CG ASP A 35 −25.270 40.617 −25.018 1.00 73.48 A ATOM 176 OD1ASP A 35 −25.490 39.904 −26.022 1.00 76.44 A ATOM 177 OD2 ASP A 35−24.183 40.591 −24.398 1.00 74.76 A ATOM 178 C ASP A 35 −27.318 40.010−22.837 1.00 66.06 A ATOM 179 O ASP A 35 −26.862 40.554 −21.830 1.0066.03 A ATOM 180 N PHE A 36 −27.558 38.705 −22.900 1.00 61.83 A ATOM 181CA PHE A 36 −27.282 37.853 −21.757 1.00 57.75 A ATOM 182 CB PHE A 36−28.283 36.698 −21.674 1.00 57.18 A ATOM 183 CG PHE A 36 −29.696 37.146−21.442 1.00 56.02 A ATOM 184 CD1 PHE A 36 −30.556 37.357 −22.505 1.0055.11 A ATOM 185 CD2 PHE A 36 −30.148 37.415 −20.159 1.00 56.96 A ATOM186 CE1 PHE A 36 −31.847 37.827 −22.296 1.00 56.30 A ATOM 187 CE2 PHE A36 −31.441 37.889 −19.939 1.00 56.70 A ATOM 188 CZ PHE A 36 −32.28938.097 −21.010 1.00 56.38 A ATOM 189 C PHE A 36 −25.870 37.326 −21.8351.00 55.62 A ATOM 190 O PHE A 36 −25.367 36.747 −20.882 1.00 55.22 AATOM 191 N GLY A 37 −25.233 37.534 −22.982 1.00 53.97 A ATOM 192 CA GLYA 37 −23.859 37.103 −23.163 1.00 52.66 A ATOM 193 C GLY A 37 −23.58935.614 −23.171 1.00 52.31 A ATOM 194 O GLY A 37 −22.627 35.140 −22.5721.00 52.88 A ATOM 195 N PHE A 38 −24.439 34.868 −23.856 1.00 52.34 AATOM 196 CA PHE A 38 −24.272 33.428 −23.960 1.00 53.26 A ATOM 197 CB PHEA 38 −25.329 32.873 −24.925 1.00 50.67 A ATOM 198 CG PHE A 38 −25.16131.424 −25.244 1.00 48.53 A ATOM 199 CD1 PHE A 38 −25.352 30.457 −24.2641.00 47.04 A ATOM 200 CD2 PHE A 38 −24.793 31.023 −26.529 1.00 47.77 AATOM 201 CE1 PHE A 38 −25.177 29.110 −24.559 1.00 47.91 A ATOM 202 CE2PHE A 38 −24.615 29.676 −26.834 1.00 46.88 A ATOM 203 CZ PHE A 38−24.806 28.719 −25.850 1.00 48.21 A ATOM 204 C PHE A 38 −22.863 33.114−24.478 1.00 54.82 A ATOM 205 O PHE A 38 −22.481 33.579 −25.547 1.0055.48 A ATOM 206 N PRO A 39 −22.071 32.327 −23.724 1.00 56.41 A ATOM 207CD PRO A 39 −22.373 31.704 −22.422 1.00 56.33 A ATOM 208 CA PRO A 39−20.711 31.982 −24.158 1.00 57.36 A ATOM 209 CB PRO A 39 −20.084 31.414−22.889 1.00 55.84 A ATOM 210 CG PRO A 39 −21.234 30.702 −22.266 1.0056.06 A ATOM 211 C PRO A 39 −20.705 30.974 −25.318 1.00 59.32 A ATOM 212O PRO A 39 −20.292 29.824 −25.153 1.00 59.38 A ATOM 213 N GLN A 40−21.159 31.428 −26.487 1.00 61.42 A ATOM 214 CA GLN A 40 −21.235 30.616−27.710 1.00 63.86 A ATOM 215 CB GLN A 40 −21.539 31.520 −28.911 1.0065.01 A ATOM 216 CG GLN A 40 −21.996 30.776 −30.148 1.00 67.78 A ATOM217 CD GLN A 40 −22.372 31.713 −31.297 1.00 70.50 A ATOM 218 OE1 GLN A40 −22.885 32.818 −31.079 1.00 70.05 A ATOM 219 NE2 GLN A 40 −22.13531.262 −32.528 1.00 69.96 A ATOM 220 C GLN A 40 −19.979 29.797 −28.0111.00 64.05 A ATOM 221 O GLN A 40 −20.064 28.709 −28.577 1.00 62.19 AATOM 222 N GLU A 41 −18.821 30.329 −27.630 1.00 66.08 A ATOM 223 CA GLUA 41 −17.537 29.667 −27.854 1.00 68.16 A ATOM 224 CB GLU A 41 −16.40530.478 −27.216 1.00 68.78 A ATOM 225 CG GLU A 41 −16.575 31.993 −27.3021.00 71.65 A ATOM 226 CD GLU A 41 −17.599 32.538 −26.309 1.00 71.91 AATOM 227 OE1 GLU A 41 −17.436 32.289 −25.095 1.00 70.55 A ATOM 228 OE2GLU A 41 −18.558 33.220 −26.742 1.00 72.43 A ATOM 229 C GLU A 41 −17.51428.249 −27.276 1.00 69.40 A ATOM 230 O GLU A 41 −16.971 27.327 −27.8841.00 70.02 A ATOM 231 N GLU A 42 −18.107 28.081 −26.098 1.00 70.37 AATOM 232 CA GLU A 42 −18.134 26.784 −25.437 1.00 70.92 A ATOM 233 CB GLUA 42 −18.816 26.907 −24.073 1.00 70.33 A ATOM 234 CG GLU A 42 −18.09627.839 −23.108 1.00 70.66 A ATOM 235 CD GLU A 42 −16.674 27.387 −22.8101.00 71.66 A ATOM 236 OE1 GLU A 42 −15.901 28.192 −22.245 1.00 71.99 AATOM 237 OE2 GLU A 42 −16.329 26.228 −23.134 1.00 70.35 A ATOM 238 C GLUA 42 −18.817 25.703 −26.263 1.00 72.31 A ATOM 239 O GLU A 42 −18.65824.515 −25.982 1.00 71.27 A ATOM 240 N PHE A 43 −19.565 26.115 −27.2851.00 74.43 A ATOM 241 CA PHE A 43 −20.279 25.169 −28.142 1.00 77.01 AATOM 242 CB PHE A 43 −21.801 25.343 −27.982 1.00 73.77 A ATOM 243 CG PHEA 43 −22.266 25.393 −26.551 1.00 70.14 A ATOM 244 CD1 PHE A 43 −22.21226.580 −25.829 1.00 69.12 A ATOM 245 CD2 PHE A 43 −22.728 24.249 −25.9161.00 69.47 A ATOM 246 CE1 PHE A 43 −22.608 26.627 −24.498 1.00 66.90 AATOM 247 CE2 PHE A 43 −23.126 24.287 −24.579 1.00 68.62 A ATOM 248 CZPHE A 43 −23.065 25.480 −23.873 1.00 67.55 A ATOM 249 C PHE A 43 −19.90425.329 −29.620 1.00 80.52 A ATOM 250 O PHE A 43 −19.615 24.350 −30.3121.00 80.71 A ATOM 251 N GLY A 44 −19.917 26.571 −30.093 1.00 84.43 AATOM 252 CA GLY A 44 −19.594 26.849 −31.483 1.00 87.53 A ATOM 253 C GLYA 44 −18.109 26.912 −31.796 1.00 89.96 A ATOM 254 O GLY A 44 −17.39727.829 −31.367 1.00 89.88 A ATOM 255 N GLY A 45 −17.642 25.933 −32.5641.00 91.49 A ATOM 256 CA GLY A 45 −16.243 25.889 −32.936 1.00 93.11 AATOM 257 C GLY A 45 −15.734 24.468 −33.038 1.00 94.05 A ATOM 258 O GLY A45 −16.213 23.577 −32.333 1.00 93.98 A ATOM 259 N GLY A 46 −14.76724.255 −33.925 1.00 94.77 A ATOM 260 CA GLY A 46 −14.195 22.935 −34.0981.00 95.42 A ATOM 261 C GLY A 46 −13.231 22.606 −32.972 1.00 95.90 AATOM 262 O GLY A 46 −12.194 21.976 −33.199 1.00 96.10 A ATOM 263 N GLY A47 −13.570 23.040 −31.759 1.00 95.61 A ATOM 264 CA GLY A 47 −12.72622.778 −30.606 1.00 95.48 A ATOM 265 C GLY A 47 −12.428 21.298 −30.4551.00 95.42 A ATOM 266 O GLY A 47 −11.319 20.921 −30.073 1.00 95.45 AATOM 267 N GLY A 48 −13.425 20.466 −30.760 1.00 94.95 A ATOM 268 CA GLYA 48 −13.272 19.023 −30.674 1.00 93.55 A ATOM 269 C GLY A 48 −12.94318.541 −29.279 1.00 93.16 A ATOM 270 O GLY A 48 −12.016 19.041 −28.6491.00 94.44 A ATOM 271 N ALA A 49 −13.705 17.566 −28.796 1.00 91.77 AATOM 272 CA ALA A 49 −13.507 17.000 −27.463 1.00 90.57 A ATOM 273 CB ALAA 49 −13.219 18.103 −26.449 1.00 90.50 A ATOM 274 C ALA A 49 −14.77116.245 −27.069 1.00 89.91 A ATOM 275 O ALA A 49 −15.801 16.855 −26.7741.00 90.84 A ATOM 276 N GLY A 50 −14.690 14.919 −27.068 1.00 88.13 AATOM 277 CA GLY A 50 −15.844 14.113 −26.727 1.00 86.16 A ATOM 278 C GLYA 50 −16.495 14.504 −25.416 1.00 85.07 A ATOM 279 O GLY A 50 −17.67114.870 −25.387 1.00 84.82 A ATOM 280 N ALA A 51 −15.721 14.442 −24.3351.00 83.62 A ATOM 281 CA ALA A 51 −16.211 14.753 −22.992 1.00 81.83 AATOM 282 CB ALA A 51 −15.276 14.138 −21.955 1.00 82.10 A ATOM 283 C ALAA 51 −16.424 16.235 −22.685 1.00 79.92 A ATOM 284 O ALA A 51 −17.40916.602 −22.049 1.00 79.80 A ATOM 285 N ALA A 52 −15.504 17.088 −23.1151.00 77.79 A ATOM 286 CA ALA A 52 −15.655 18.511 −22.852 1.00 76.55 AATOM 287 CB ALA A 52 −14.469 19.286 −23.424 1.00 76.24 A ATOM 288 C ALAA 52 −16.965 19.027 −23.450 1.00 75.56 A ATOM 289 O ALA A 52 −17.47320.072 −23.037 1.00 76.89 A ATOM 290 N ALA A 53 −17.510 18.288 −24.4161.00 72.47 A ATOM 291 CA ALA A 53 −18.756 18.677 −25.080 1.00 68.45 AATOM 292 CB ALA A 53 −18.737 18.220 −26.532 1.00 69.53 A ATOM 293 C ALAA 53 −19.980 18.108 −24.374 1.00 64.99 A ATOM 294 O ALA A 53 −21.03318.738 −24.329 1.00 63.06 A ATOM 295 N ILE A 54 −19.838 16.903 −23.8411.00 62.13 A ATOM 296 CA ILE A 54 −20.926 16.269 −23.119 1.00 59.68 AATOM 297 CB ILE A 54 −20.601 14.793 −22.815 1.00 59.54 A ATOM 298 CG2ILE A 54 −21.606 14.224 −21.820 1.00 60.50 A ATOM 299 CG1 ILE A 54−20.611 13.993 −24.117 1.00 59.64 A ATOM 300 CD1 ILE A 54 −20.368 12.518−23.930 1.00 59.00 A ATOM 301 C ILE A 54 −21.164 17.028 −21.813 1.0057.90 A ATOM 302 O ILE A 54 −22.290 17.095 −21.327 1.00 57.31 A ATOM 303N SER A 55 −20.097 17.601 −21.259 1.00 55.70 A ATOM 304 CA SER A 55−20.184 18.370 −20.023 1.00 54.92 A ATOM 305 CB SER A 55 −18.793 18.751−19.519 1.00 55.15 A ATOM 306 OG SER A 55 −18.065 17.604 −19.145 1.0057.20 A ATOM 307 C SER A 55 −20.984 19.640 −20.247 1.00 53.44 A ATOM 308O SER A 55 −22.026 19.837 −19.627 1.00 55.68 A ATOM 309 N VAL A 56−20.494 20.502 −21.127 1.00 50.22 A ATOM 310 CA VAL A 56 −21.178 21.752−21.415 1.00 50.34 A ATOM 311 CB VAL A 56 −20.418 22.574 −22.478 1.0050.53 A ATOM 312 CG1 VAL A 56 −19.161 23.152 −21.878 1.00 50.53 A ATOM313 CG2 VAL A 56 −20.078 21.697 −23.668 1.00 51.00 A ATOM 314 C VAL A 56−22.610 21.528 −21.894 1.00 49.62 A ATOM 315 O VAL A 56 −23.516 22.293−21.567 1.00 49.30 A ATOM 316 N LEU A 57 −22.812 20.475 −22.673 1.0049.64 A ATOM 317 CA LEU A 57 −24.136 20.154 −23.190 1.00 49.65 A ATOM318 CB LEU A 57 −24.032 18.974 −24.152 1.00 51.00 A ATOM 319 CG LEU A 57−25.034 18.931 −25.301 1.00 52.21 A ATOM 320 CD1 LEU A 57 −25.250 20.322−25.881 1.00 52.24 A ATOM 321 CD2 LEU A 57 −24.488 17.992 −26.361 1.0054.20 A ATOM 322 C LEU A 57 −25.054 19.800 −22.027 1.00 47.55 A ATOM 323O LEU A 57 −26.140 20.356 −21.870 1.00 46.60 A ATOM 324 N HIS A 58−24.592 18.862 −21.216 1.00 46.31 A ATOM 325 CA HIS A 58 −25.319 18.415−20.043 1.00 45.33 A ATOM 326 CB HIS A 58 −24.482 17.375 −19.301 1.0046.40 A ATOM 327 CG HIS A 58 −25.242 16.619 −18.263 1.00 46.64 A ATOM328 CD2 HIS A 58 −25.757 15.368 −18.275 1.00 46.79 A ATOM 329 ND1 HIS A58 −25.582 17.164 −17.044 1.00 46.24 A ATOM 330 CE1 HIS A 58 −26.27516.280 −16.352 1.00 48.22 A ATOM 331 NE2 HIS A 58 −26.397 15.180 −17.0761.00 46.23 A ATOM 332 C HIS A 58 −25.649 19.590 −19.118 1.00 43.94 AATOM 333 O HIS A 58 −26.783 19.724 −18.663 1.00 42.85 A ATOM 334 N GLU A59 −24.664 20.442 −18.847 1.00 41.52 A ATOM 335 CA GLU A 59 −24.89621.585 −17.979 1.00 41.77 A ATOM 336 CB GLU A 59 −23.600 22.326 −17.7021.00 43.24 A ATOM 337 CG GLU A 59 −23.694 23.232 −16.489 1.00 47.79 AATOM 338 CD GLU A 59 −24.197 22.493 −15.249 1.00 49.54 A ATOM 339 OE1GLU A 59 −23.853 21.304 −15.074 1.00 49.34 A ATOM 340 OE2 GLU A 59−24.928 23.107 −14.442 1.00 52.72 A ATOM 341 C GLU A 59 −25.882 22.536−18.619 1.00 41.87 A ATOM 342 O GLU A 59 −26.719 23.135 −17.942 1.0041.28 A ATOM 343 N MET A 60 −25.770 22.677 −19.935 1.00 42.94 A ATOM 344CA MET A 60 −26.662 23.542 −20.692 1.00 42.22 A ATOM 345 CB MET A 60−26.290 23.512 −22.165 1.00 43.31 A ATOM 346 CG MET A 60 −27.230 24.305−23.017 1.00 45.06 A ATOM 347 SD MET A 60 −27.202 26.008 −22.511 1.0051.70 A ATOM 348 CE MET A 60 −27.674 26.784 −24.033 1.00 51.65 A ATOM349 C MET A 60 −28.096 23.052 −20.545 1.00 42.26 A ATOM 350 O MET A 60−29.039 23.839 −20.450 1.00 40.80 A ATOM 351 N ILE A 61 −28.245 21.733−20.534 1.00 40.98 A ATOM 352 CA ILE A 61 −29.548 21.123 −20.418 1.0040.78 A ATOM 353 CB ILE A 61 −29.504 19.681 −20.995 1.00 42.85 A ATOM354 CG2 ILE A 61 −30.790 18.936 −20.694 1.00 41.14 A ATOM 355 CG1 ILE A61 −29.312 19.763 −22.518 1.00 42.64 A ATOM 356 CD1 ILE A 61 −29.14318.421 −23.214 1.00 43.13 A ATOM 357 C ILE A 61 −30.060 21.159 −18.9841.00 39.56 A ATOM 358 O ILE A 61 −31.195 21.558 −18.744 1.00 39.81 AATOM 359 N GLN A 62 −29.224 20.781 −18.026 1.00 39.29 A ATOM 360 CA GLNA 62 −29.639 20.793 −16.627 1.00 38.51 A ATOM 361 CB GLN A 62 −28.48820.338 −15.726 1.00 39.26 A ATOM 362 CG GLN A 62 −28.827 20.246 −14.2421.00 39.53 A ATOM 363 CD GLN A 62 −30.002 19.321 −13.941 1.00 40.52 AATOM 364 OE1 GLN A 62 −31.042 19.758 −13.438 1.00 39.54 A ATOM 365 NE2GLN A 62 −29.840 18.040 −14.248 1.00 39.51 A ATOM 366 C GLN A 62 −30.10222.189 −16.221 1.00 38.93 A ATOM 367 O GLN A 62 −31.106 22.348 −15.5221.00 37.04 A ATOM 368 N GLN A 63 −29.383 23.204 −16.683 1.00 39.52 AATOM 369 CA GLN A 63 −29.741 24.578 −16.353 1.00 40.38 A ATOM 370 CB GLNA 63 −28.644 25.543 −16.797 1.00 41.37 A ATOM 371 CG GLN A 63 −27.35025.361 −16.049 1.00 42.32 A ATOM 372 CD GLN A 63 −27.523 25.576 −14.5631.00 46.04 A ATOM 373 OE1 GLN A 63 −26.881 24.907 −13.753 1.00 47.35 AATOM 374 NE2 GLN A 63 −28.386 26.526 −14.192 1.00 46.16 A ATOM 375 C GLNA 63 −31.062 25.006 −16.957 1.00 40.51 A ATOM 376 O GLN A 63 −31.83725.685 −16.286 1.00 43.32 A ATOM 377 N THR A 64 −31.313 24.625 −18.2151.00 39.04 A ATOM 378 CA THR A 64 −32.564 24.972 −18.904 1.00 37.15 AATOM 379 CB THR A 64 −32.539 24.536 −20.398 1.00 36.84 A ATOM 380 OG1THR A 64 −31.493 25.233 −21.084 1.00 35.39 A ATOM 381 CG2 THR A 64−33.872 24.834 −21.077 1.00 32.91 A ATOM 382 C THR A 64 −33.714 24.265−18.181 1.00 37.88 A ATOM 383 O THR A 64 −34.827 24.791 −18.061 1.0037.95 A ATOM 384 N PHE A 65 −33.438 23.061 −17.700 1.00 37.24 A ATOM 385CA PHE A 65 −34.435 22.326 −16.951 1.00 37.39 A ATOM 386 CB PHE A 65−33.934 20.930 −16.625 1.00 37.39 A ATOM 387 CG PHE A 65 −34.874 20.159−15.749 1.00 40.42 A ATOM 388 CD1 PHE A 65 −35.967 19.503 −16.292 1.0039.82 A ATOM 389 CD2 PHE A 65 −34.706 20.155 −14.370 1.00 40.52 A ATOM390 CE1 PHE A 65 −36.871 18.861 −15.485 1.00 40.75 A ATOM 391 CE2 PHE A65 −35.611 19.511 −13.556 1.00 40.34 A ATOM 392 CZ PHE A 65 −36.69718.867 −14.115 1.00 40.24 A ATOM 393 C PHE A 65 −34.756 23.070 −15.6391.00 36.83 A ATOM 394 O PHE A 65 −35.918 23.289 −15.317 1.00 37.76 AATOM 395 N ASN A 66 −33.730 23.450 −14.880 1.00 35.91 A ATOM 396 CA ASNA 66 −33.950 24.177 −13.633 1.00 34.39 A ATOM 397 CB ASN A 66 −32.63124.485 −12.935 1.00 32.13 A ATOM 398 CG ASN A 66 −31.851 23.238 −12.6061.00 34.28 A ATOM 399 OD1 ASN A 66 −32.418 22.153 −12.512 1.00 37.35 AATOM 400 ND2 ASN A 66 −30.545 23.380 −12.424 1.00 33.10 A ATOM 401 C ASNA 66 −34.678 25.481 −13.900 1.00 34.39 A ATOM 402 O ASN A 66 −35.58225.851 −13.163 1.00 35.59 A ATOM 403 N LEU A 67 −34.299 26.172 −14.9631.00 34.07 A ATOM 404 CA LEU A 67 −34.937 27.440 −15.292 1.00 34.52 AATOM 405 CB LEU A 67 −34.189 28.135 −16.434 1.00 31.74 A ATOM 406 CG LEUA 67 −34.902 29.382 −16.972 1.00 32.77 A ATOM 407 CD1 LEU A 67 −34.92230.487 −15.907 1.00 29.39 A ATOM 408 CD2 LEU A 67 −34.216 29.848 −18.2591.00 31.96 A ATOM 409 C LEU A 67 −36.417 27.335 −15.655 1.00 34.13 AATOM 410 O LEU A 67 −37.185 28.238 −15.362 1.00 35.27 A ATOM 411 N PHE A68 −36.824 26.236 −16.280 1.00 36.35 A ATOM 412 CA PHE A 68 −38.21826.081 −16.690 1.00 37.11 A ATOM 413 CB PHE A 68 −38.284 25.620 −18.1501.00 33.91 A ATOM 414 CG PHE A 68 −38.023 26.708 −19.133 1.00 31.92 AATOM 415 CD1 PHE A 68 −36.724 26.985 −19.563 1.00 33.37 A ATOM 416 CD2PHE A 68 −39.071 27.494 −19.607 1.00 30.01 A ATOM 417 CE1 PHE A 68−36.469 28.045 −20.466 1.00 31.57 A ATOM 418 CE2 PHE A 68 −38.835 28.553−20.504 1.00 30.12 A ATOM 419 CZ PHE A 68 −37.534 28.830 −20.932 1.0028.79 A ATOM 420 C PHE A 68 −39.128 25.186 −15.845 1.00 39.17 A ATOM 421O PHE A 68 −40.318 25.067 −16.131 1.00 39.72 A ATOM 422 N SER A 69−38.592 24.558 −14.806 1.00 41.24 A ATOM 423 CA SER A 69 −39.424 23.709−13.969 1.00 41.35 A ATOM 424 CB SER A 69 −38.721 22.398 −13.704 1.0039.74 A ATOM 425 OG SER A 69 −37.509 22.664 −13.042 1.00 40.54 A ATOM426 C SER A 69 −39.790 24.355 −12.635 1.00 42.76 A ATOM 427 O SER A 69−40.328 23.687 −11.772 1.00 45.46 A ATOM 428 N THR A 70 −39.508 25.642−12.459 1.00 44.33 A ATOM 429 CA THR A 70 −39.839 26.316 −11.201 1.0047.21 A ATOM 430 CB THR A 70 −39.038 27.630 −10.990 1.00 47.32 A ATOM431 OG1 THR A 70 −39.366 28.565 −12.031 1.00 49.98 A ATOM 432 CG2 THR A70 −37.547 27.364 −10.977 1.00 45.16 A ATOM 433 C THR A 70 −41.30726.709 −11.179 1.00 50.70 A ATOM 434 O THR A 70 −42.001 26.617 −12.1951.00 50.43 A ATOM 435 N ARG A 71 −41.777 27.164 −10.018 1.00 53.44 AATOM 436 CA ARG A 71 −43.164 27.594 −9.908 1.00 55.27 A ATOM 437 CB ARGA 71 −43.576 27.847 −8.449 1.00 57.92 A ATOM 438 CG ARG A 71 −43.18626.760 −7.454 1.00 61.59 A ATOM 439 CD ARG A 71 −41.834 27.104 −6.8051.00 64.19 A ATOM 440 NE ARG A 71 −40.663 26.474 −7.420 1.00 58.72 AATOM 441 CZ ARG A 71 −39.469 27.046 −7.453 1.00 55.24 A ATOM 442 NH1 ARGA 71 −39.304 28.250 −6.929 1.00 52.89 A ATOM 443 NH2 ARG A 71 −38.43526.399 −7.964 1.00 55.93 A ATOM 444 C ARG A 71 −43.298 28.891 −10.6971.00 53.94 A ATOM 445 O ARG A 71 −44.382 29.232 −11.171 1.00 53.96 AATOM 446 N ASP A 72 −42.196 29.619 −10.832 1.00 52.47 A ATOM 447 CA ASPA 72 −42.232 30.857 −11.588 1.00 53.16 A ATOM 448 CB ASP A 72 −40.89631.592 −11.491 1.00 55.60 A ATOM 449 CG ASP A 72 −40.517 31.929 −10.0691.00 56.39 A ATOM 450 OD1 ASP A 72 −39.627 31.244 −9.517 1.00 57.77 AATOM 451 OD2 ASP A 72 −41.114 32.874 −9.510 1.00 56.32 A ATOM 452 C ASPA 72 −42.524 30.523 −13.050 1.00 52.84 A ATOM 453 O ASP A 72 −43.40231.114 −13.672 1.00 51.84 A ATOM 454 N SER A 73 −41.780 29.569 −13.5921.00 51.97 A ATOM 455 CA SER A 73 −41.980 29.169 −14.971 1.00 52.26 AATOM 456 CB SER A 73 −40.981 28.062 −15.347 1.00 51.52 A ATOM 457 OG SERA 73 −41.246 27.525 −16.629 1.00 48.35 A ATOM 458 C SER A 73 −43.41628.674 −15.134 1.00 53.10 A ATOM 459 O SER A 73 −44.097 29.008 −16.1071.00 54.40 A ATOM 460 N SER A 74 −43.882 27.893 −14.165 1.00 53.63 AATOM 461 CA SER A 74 −45.231 27.342 −14.222 1.00 53.33 A ATOM 462 CB SERA 74 −45.484 26.414 −13.041 1.00 51.87 A ATOM 463 OG SER A 74 −45.62025.076 −13.494 1.00 53.40 A ATOM 464 C SER A 74 −46.320 28.389 −14.2741.00 52.78 A ATOM 465 O SER A 74 −47.411 28.125 −14.771 1.00 54.19 AATOM 466 N ALA A 75 −46.021 29.579 −13.770 1.00 51.42 A ATOM 467 CA ALAA 75 −46.990 30.662 −13.755 1.00 50.95 A ATOM 468 CB ALA A 75 −46.72731.573 −12.556 1.00 48.85 A ATOM 469 C ALA A 75 −46.927 31.473 −15.0411.00 50.90 A ATOM 470 O ALA A 75 −47.774 32.319 −15.292 1.00 52.54 AATOM 471 N ALA A 76 −45.923 31.213 −15.860 1.00 49.86 A ATOM 472 CA ALAA 76 −45.769 31.969 −17.080 1.00 49.41 A ATOM 473 CB ALA A 76 −44.33432.491 −17.168 1.00 50.92 A ATOM 474 C ALA A 76 −46.122 31.192 −18.3411.00 49.59 A ATOM 475 O ALA A 76 −46.417 31.794 −19.378 1.00 50.18 AATOM 476 N TRP A 77 −46.111 29.866 −18.259 1.00 47.56 A ATOM 477 CA TRPA 77 −46.387 29.063 −19.438 1.00 46.48 A ATOM 478 CB TRP A 77 −45.11028.355 −19.877 1.00 44.34 A ATOM 479 CG TRP A 77 −43.913 29.259 −19.8951.00 42.62 A ATOM 480 CD2 TRP A 77 −43.655 30.325 −20.813 1.00 40.67 AATOM 481 CE2 TRP A 77 −42.422 30.902 −20.448 1.00 40.13 A ATOM 482 CE3TRP A 77 −44.344 30.847 −21.914 1.00 42.24 A ATOM 483 CD1 TRP A 77−42.860 29.232 −19.036 1.00 40.98 A ATOM 484 NE1 TRP A 77 −41.958 30.213−19.360 1.00 41.31 A ATOM 485 CZ2 TRP A 77 −41.857 31.981 −21.140 1.0041.93 A ATOM 486 CZ3 TRP A 77 −43.780 31.927 −22.612 1.00 42.72 A ATOM487 CH2 TRP A 77 −42.548 32.479 −22.218 1.00 40.65 A ATOM 488 C TRP A 77−47.499 28.044 −19.317 1.00 47.54 A ATOM 489 O TRP A 77 −47.927 27.687−18.228 1.00 47.95 A ATOM 490 N ASP A 78 −47.964 27.578 −20.467 1.0050.28 A ATOM 491 CA ASP A 78 −49.024 26.590 −20.526 1.00 52.24 A ATOM492 CB ASP A 78 −49.376 26.310 −21.986 1.00 53.78 A ATOM 493 CG ASP A 78−50.539 25.368 −22.128 1.00 55.91 A ATOM 494 OD1 ASP A 78 −50.307 24.144−22.238 1.00 57.57 A ATOM 495 OD2 ASP A 78 −51.689 25.857 −22.115 1.0057.70 A ATOM 496 C ASP A 78 −48.591 25.309 −19.815 1.00 53.52 A ATOM 497O ASP A 78 −47.633 24.638 −20.217 1.00 53.27 A ATOM 498 N ALA A 79−49.304 24.978 −18.746 1.00 54.38 A ATOM 499 CA ALA A 79 −48.983 23.797−17.961 1.00 54.80 A ATOM 500 CB ALA A 79 −50.123 23.488 −16.991 1.0054.45 A ATOM 501 C ALA A 79 −48.692 22.594 −18.843 1.00 54.31 A ATOM 502O ALA A 79 −47.633 21.994 −18.747 1.00 55.97 A ATOM 503 N SER A 80−49.619 22.255 −19.722 1.00 54.29 A ATOM 504 CA SER A 80 −49.438 21.096−20.588 1.00 54.78 A ATOM 505 CB SER A 80 −50.677 20.900 −21.471 1.0056.80 A ATOM 506 OG SER A 80 −50.573 19.708 −22.235 1.00 60.99 A ATOM507 C SER A 80 −48.184 21.198 −21.453 1.00 53.08 A ATOM 508 O SER A 80−47.441 20.225 −21.602 1.00 52.66 A ATOM 509 N LEU A 81 −47.956 22.372−22.030 1.00 51.48 A ATOM 510 CA LEU A 81 −46.781 22.579 −22.858 1.0050.28 A ATOM 511 CB LEU A 81 −46.848 23.939 −23.567 1.00 50.13 A ATOM512 CG LEU A 81 −47.794 24.078 −24.770 1.00 52.07 A ATOM 513 CD1 LEU A81 −47.823 25.523 −25.274 1.00 50.96 A ATOM 514 CD2 LEU A 81 −47.33823.143 −25.881 1.00 51.96 A ATOM 515 C LEU A 81 −45.533 22.495 −21.9811.00 49.31 A ATOM 516 O LEU A 81 −44.655 21.673 −22.231 1.00 49.33 AATOM 517 N LEU A 82 −45.473 23.319 −20.936 1.00 47.57 A ATOM 518 CA LEUA 82 −44.323 23.330 −20.033 1.00 45.33 A ATOM 519 CB LEU A 82 −44.63624.117 −18.770 1.00 46.40 A ATOM 520 CG LEU A 82 −43.611 25.158 −18.3351.00 45.80 A ATOM 521 CD1 LEU A 82 −43.773 25.372 −16.834 1.00 43.68 AATOM 522 CD2 LEU A 82 −42.207 24.705 −18.670 1.00 43.36 A ATOM 523 C LEUA 82 −43.864 21.945 −19.618 1.00 43.50 A ATOM 524 O LEU A 82 −42.68921.626 −19.728 1.00 43.15 A ATOM 525 N ALA A 83 −44.785 21.114 −19.1461.00 43.10 A ATOM 526 CA ALA A 83 −44.405 19.775 −18.706 1.00 43.00 AATOM 527 CB ALA A 83 −45.606 19.052 −18.090 1.00 43.77 A ATOM 528 C ALAA 83 −43.791 18.937 −19.826 1.00 42.10 A ATOM 529 O ALA A 83 −42.85718.179 −19.591 1.00 41.05 A ATOM 530 N LYS A 84 −44.295 19.052 −21.0491.00 42.19 A ATOM 531 CA LYS A 84 −43.688 18.251 −22.101 1.00 42.91 AATOM 532 CB LYS A 84 −44.509 18.300 −23.373 1.00 44.87 A ATOM 533 CG LYSA 84 −45.866 17.660 −23.231 1.00 48.00 A ATOM 534 CD LYS A 84 −46.26316.952 −24.500 1.00 49.01 A ATOM 535 CE LYS A 84 −47.734 17.105 −24.7201.00 51.13 A ATOM 536 NZ LYS A 84 −48.023 18.541 −24.942 1.00 52.74 AATOM 537 C LYS A 84 −42.285 18.763 −22.359 1.00 43.12 A ATOM 538 O LYS A84 −41.347 17.987 −22.527 1.00 44.29 A ATOM 539 N PHE A 85 −42.14420.081 −22.363 1.00 42.32 A ATOM 540 CA PHE A 85 −40.852 20.704 −22.5711.00 42.58 A ATOM 541 CB PHE A 85 −40.964 22.222 −22.450 1.00 43.25 AATOM 542 CG PHE A 85 −39.681 22.944 −22.734 1.00 42.84 A ATOM 543 CD1PHE A 85 −39.076 22.847 −23.982 1.00 43.39 A ATOM 544 CD2 PHE A 85−39.084 23.734 −21.768 1.00 42.83 A ATOM 545 CE1 PHE A 85 −37.897 23.528−24.265 1.00 42.40 A ATOM 546 CE2 PHE A 85 −37.904 24.417 −22.043 1.0043.37 A ATOM 547 CZ PHE A 85 −37.312 24.313 −23.295 1.00 42.70 A ATOM548 C PHE A 85 −39.813 20.206 −21.572 1.00 44.30 A ATOM 549 O PHE A 85−38.835 19.562 −21.964 1.00 45.07 A ATOM 550 N TYR A 86 −40.014 20.482−20.282 1.00 43.21 A ATOM 551 CA TYR A 86 −39.018 20.055 −19.319 1.0044.18 A ATOM 552 CB TYR A 86 −39.208 20.748 −17.948 1.00 45.30 A ATOM553 CG TYR A 86 −40.455 20.448 −17.144 1.00 44.10 A ATOM 554 CD1 TYR A86 −41.328 21.474 −16.797 1.00 43.43 A ATOM 555 CE1 TYR A 86 −42.43221.239 −15.988 1.00 45.72 A ATOM 556 CD2 TYR A 86 −40.720 19.163 −16.6621.00 43.84 A ATOM 557 CE2 TYR A 86 −41.828 18.915 −15.846 1.00 46.21 AATOM 558 CZ TYR A 86 −42.678 19.963 −15.513 1.00 47.37 A ATOM 559 OH TYRA 86 −43.764 19.756 −14.691 1.00 49.38 A ATOM 560 C TYR A 86 −38.86218.549 −19.164 1.00 44.37 A ATOM 561 O TYR A 86 −37.848 18.080 −18.6561.00 44.46 A ATOM 562 N THR A 87 −39.846 17.785 −19.621 1.00 44.44 AATOM 563 CA THR A 87 −39.752 16.330 −19.537 1.00 43.78 A ATOM 564 CB THRA 87 −41.129 15.644 −19.751 1.00 43.93 A ATOM 565 OG1 THR A 87 −42.03516.055 −18.722 1.00 42.91 A ATOM 566 CG2 THR A 87 −40.986 14.130 −19.7121.00 40.48 A ATOM 567 C THR A 87 −38.813 15.905 −20.654 1.00 43.41 AATOM 568 O THR A 87 −38.040 14.962 −20.509 1.00 42.95 A ATOM 569 N GLU A88 −38.898 16.620 −21.774 1.00 43.70 A ATOM 570 CA GLU A 88 −38.05716.359 −22.932 1.00 42.33 A ATOM 571 CB GLU A 88 −38.503 17.245 −24.0981.00 43.68 A ATOM 572 CG GLU A 88 −37.754 17.014 −25.394 1.00 48.37 AATOM 573 CD GLU A 88 −37.718 15.546 −25.822 1.00 51.49 A ATOM 574 OE1GLU A 88 −38.767 14.864 −25.751 1.00 51.50 A ATOM 575 OE2 GLU A 88−36.634 15.083 −26.242 1.00 52.60 A ATOM 576 C GLU A 88 −36.616 16.664−22.541 1.00 40.76 A ATOM 577 O GLU A 88 −35.695 15.921 −22.878 1.0040.05 A ATOM 578 N LEU A 89 −36.428 17.756 −21.809 1.00 39.65 A ATOM 579CA LEU A 89 −35.096 18.127 −21.373 1.00 40.05 A ATOM 580 CB LEU A 89−35.128 19.464 −20.619 1.00 39.26 A ATOM 581 CG LEU A 89 −35.580 20.688−21.432 1.00 39.90 A ATOM 582 CD1 LEU A 89 −35.594 21.916 −20.546 1.0041.45 A ATOM 583 CD2 LEU A 89 −34.647 20.917 −22.599 1.00 37.56 A ATOM584 C LEU A 89 −34.555 17.030 −20.481 1.00 40.50 A ATOM 585 O LEU A 89−33.394 16.638 −20.598 1.00 39.83 A ATOM 586 N TYR A 90 −35.412 16.520−19.598 1.00 42.46 A ATOM 587 CA TYR A 90 −35.020 15.465 −18.674 1.0043.11 A ATOM 588 CB TYR A 90 −36.154 15.134 −17.711 1.00 45.71 A ATOM589 CG TYR A 90 −35.682 14.361 −16.502 1.00 49.69 A ATOM 590 CD1 TYR A90 −35.034 15.013 −15.447 1.00 50.12 A ATOM 591 CE1 TYR A 90 −34.53514.307 −14.365 1.00 52.01 A ATOM 592 CD2 TYR A 90 −35.820 12.974 −16.4351.00 50.69 A ATOM 593 CE2 TYR A 90 −35.326 12.256 −15.349 1.00 53.04 AATOM 594 CZ TYR A 90 −34.680 12.929 −14.321 1.00 53.92 A ATOM 595 OH TYRA 90 −34.161 12.227 −13.256 1.00 56.71 A ATOM 596 C TYR A 90 −34.64314.217 −19.446 1.00 43.97 A ATOM 597 O TYR A 90 −33.682 13.534 −19.1061.00 44.98 A ATOM 598 N GLN A 91 −35.406 13.915 −20.489 1.00 45.76 AATOM 599 CA GLN A 91 −35.116 12.748 −21.300 1.00 48.45 A ATOM 600 CB GLNA 91 −36.126 12.616 −22.440 1.00 51.91 A ATOM 601 CG GLN A 91 −36.96411.363 −22.371 1.00 56.69 A ATOM 602 CD GLN A 91 −36.141 10.178 −21.9171.00 61.59 A ATOM 603 OE1 GLN A 91 −36.223 9.756 −20.760 1.00 63.01 AATOM 604 NE2 GLN A 91 −35.322 9.648 −22.816 1.00 61.97 A ATOM 605 C GLNA 91 −33.719 12.909 −21.880 1.00 48.95 A ATOM 606 O GLN A 91 −32.90611.984 −21.826 1.00 48.74 A ATOM 607 N GLN A 92 −33.451 14.098 −22.4191.00 48.30 A ATOM 608 CA GLN A 92 −32.166 14.403 −23.030 1.00 49.20 AATOM 609 CB GLN A 92 −32.204 15.800 −23.666 1.00 49.21 A ATOM 610 CG GLNA 92 −32.906 15.825 −25.020 1.00 50.13 A ATOM 611 CD GLN A 92 −33.02117.215 −25.621 1.00 51.05 A ATOM 612 OE1 GLN A 92 −32.087 18.010 −25.5661.00 53.57 A ATOM 613 NE2 GLN A 92 −34.166 17.505 −26.214 1.00 52.77 AATOM 614 C GLN A 92 −30.998 14.279 −22.061 1.00 49.71 A ATOM 615 O GLN A92 −29.895 13.902 −22.462 1.00 50.06 A ATOM 616 N LEU A 93 −31.22314.602 −20.790 1.00 48.85 A ATOM 617 CA LEU A 93 −30.148 14.463 −19.8201.00 49.45 A ATOM 618 CB LEU A 93 −30.545 15.025 −18.454 1.00 47.86 AATOM 619 CG LEU A 93 −30.469 16.530 −18.237 1.00 45.97 A ATOM 620 CD1LEU A 93 −30.980 16.854 −16.851 1.00 45.24 A ATOM 621 CD2 LEU A 93−29.042 16.997 −18.410 1.00 45.80 A ATOM 622 C LEU A 93 −29.883 12.974−19.679 1.00 51.53 A ATOM 623 O LEU A 93 −28.730 12.531 −19.661 1.0049.61 A ATOM 624 N ALA A 94 −30.974 12.212 −19.585 1.00 54.03 A ATOM 625CA ALA A 94 −30.902 10.766 −19.439 1.00 56.50 A ATOM 626 CB ALA A 94−32.306 10.177 −19.305 1.00 55.64 A ATOM 627 C ALA A 94 −30.161 10.139−20.618 1.00 58.27 A ATOM 628 O ALA A 94 −29.383 9.208 −20.431 1.0060.16 A ATOM 629 N ASP A 95 −30.382 10.654 −21.826 1.00 59.89 A ATOM 630CA ASP A 95 −29.696 10.115 −22.998 1.00 60.86 A ATOM 631 CB ASP A 95−30.293 10.665 −24.295 1.00 61.06 A ATOM 632 CG ASP A 95 −31.745 10.259−24.489 1.00 64.37 A ATOM 633 OD1 ASP A 95 −32.123 9.156 −24.038 1.0065.54 A ATOM 634 OD2 ASP A 95 −32.513 11.034 −25.101 1.00 65.80 A ATOM635 C ASP A 95 −28.208 10.424 −22.960 1.00 62.01 A ATOM 636 O ASP A 95−27.396 9.594 −23.349 1.00 62.85 A ATOM 637 N LEU A 96 −27.840 11.612−22.492 1.00 63.44 A ATOM 638 CA LEU A 96 −26.429 11.968 −22.434 1.0065.26 A ATOM 639 CB LEU A 96 −26.250 13.437 −22.063 1.00 64.67 A ATOM640 CG LEU A 96 −26.228 14.431 −23.223 1.00 64.38 A ATOM 641 CD1 LEU A96 −25.876 15.815 −22.699 1.00 63.39 A ATOM 642 CD2 LEU A 96 −25.21313.978 −24.256 1.00 62.74 A ATOM 643 C LEU A 96 −25.665 11.115 −21.4441.00 67.97 A ATOM 644 O LEU A 96 −24.520 10.735 −21.693 1.00 68.62 AATOM 645 N GLU A 97 −26.300 10.811 −20.321 1.00 70.13 A ATOM 646 CA GLUA 97 −25.657 10.017 −19.291 1.00 72.55 A ATOM 647 CB GLU A 97 −26.48810.075 −18.019 1.00 71.72 A ATOM 648 CG GLU A 97 −26.985 11.485 −17.7691.00 74.81 A ATOM 649 CD GLU A 97 −27.241 11.799 −16.314 1.00 75.51 AATOM 650 OE1 GLU A 97 −27.747 12.905 −16.036 1.00 74.77 A ATOM 651 OE2GLU A 97 −26.931 10.953 −15.451 1.00 77.73 A ATOM 652 C GLU A 97 −25.4508.588 −19.762 1.00 74.96 A ATOM 653 O GLU A 97 −24.468 7.943 −19.3901.00 76.46 A ATOM 654 N ALA A 98 −26.366 8.089 −20.586 1.00 76.86 A ATOM655 CA ALA A 98 −26.223 6.737 −21.115 1.00 78.82 A ATOM 656 CB ALA A 98−27.433 6.366 −21.954 1.00 77.13 A ATOM 657 C ALA A 98 −24.965 6.775−21.980 1.00 81.25 A ATOM 658 O ALA A 98 −24.070 5.941 −21.838 1.0081.55 A ATOM 659 N CYS A 99 −24.907 7.778 −22.854 1.00 83.47 A ATOM 660CA CYS A 99 −23.786 7.987 −23.759 1.00 85.46 A ATOM 661 CB CYS A 99−23.981 9.310 −24.517 1.00 86.41 A ATOM 662 SG CYS A 99 −22.959 9.545−26.007 1.00 89.76 A ATOM 663 C CYS A 99 −22.462 8.000 −22.988 1.0086.47 A ATOM 664 O CYS A 99 −21.478 7.415 −23.436 1.00 87.19 A ATOM 665N VAL A 100 −22.438 8.659 −21.832 1.00 87.06 A ATOM 666 CA VAL A 100−21.221 8.718 −21.018 1.00 88.28 A ATOM 667 CB VAL A 100 −21.364 9.721−19.840 1.00 87.74 A ATOM 668 CG1 VAL A 100 −20.109 9.704 −18.980 1.0087.01 A ATOM 669 CG2 VAL A 100 −21.603 11.118 −20.371 1.00 87.68 A ATOM670 C VAL A 100 −20.878 7.339 −20.442 1.00 89.50 A ATOM 671 O VAL A 100−19.728 6.899 −20.506 1.00 89.46 A ATOM 672 N ALA A 101 −21.881 6.666−19.880 1.00 90.52 A ATOM 673 CA ALA A 101 −21.696 5.340 −19.294 1.0091.37 A ATOM 674 CB ALA A 101 −22.924 4.958 −18.477 1.00 90.68 A ATOM675 C ALA A 101 −21.448 4.305 −20.390 1.00 92.11 A ATOM 676 O ALA A 101−22.144 3.290 −20.483 1.00 92.02 A ATOM 677 N GLY A 102 −20.445 4.572−21.218 1.00 92.66 A ATOM 678 CA GLY A 102 −20.117 3.672 −22.303 1.0093.77 A ATOM 679 C GLY A 102 −19.599 4.456 −23.490 1.00 94.37 A ATOM 680O GLY A 102 −20.320 4.666 −24.467 1.00 94.30 A ATOM 681 N GLY A 103−18.345 4.893 −23.399 1.00 94.78 A ATOM 682 CA GLY A 103 −17.741 5.662−24.472 1.00 94.59 A ATOM 683 C GLY A 103 −17.097 6.930 −23.948 1.0094.45 A ATOM 684 O GLY A 103 −17.324 7.326 −22.804 1.00 94.32 A ATOM 685N ALA A 111 −11.108 13.549 −17.360 1.00 90.11 A ATOM 686 CA ALA A 111−11.032 14.851 −16.699 1.00 90.12 A ATOM 687 CB ALA A 111 −9.569 15.220−16.438 1.00 89.81 A ATOM 688 C ALA A 111 −11.713 15.942 −17.530 1.0089.66 A ATOM 689 O ALA A 111 −12.411 15.650 −18.506 1.00 90.16 A ATOM690 N GLY A 112 −11.509 17.197 −17.136 1.00 88.41 A ATOM 691 CA GLY A112 −12.108 18.312 −17.853 1.00 86.60 A ATOM 692 C GLY A 112 −11.71219.656 −17.267 1.00 85.50 A ATOM 693 O GLY A 112 −10.617 19.797 −16.7091.00 86.67 A ATOM 694 N ASN A 113 −12.590 20.650 −17.400 1.00 82.82 AATOM 695 CA ASN A 113 −12.309 21.975 −16.860 1.00 79.24 A ATOM 696 CBASN A 113 −11.567 22.843 −17.893 1.00 81.82 A ATOM 697 CG ASN A 113−12.359 23.059 −19.177 1.00 83.86 A ATOM 698 OD1 ASN A 113 −12.80822.103 −19.818 1.00 85.28 A ATOM 699 ND2 ASN A 113 −12.518 24.324−19.569 1.00 83.13 A ATOM 700 C ASN A 113 −13.551 22.693 −16.339 1.0075.65 A ATOM 701 O ASN A 113 −14.603 22.722 −16.985 1.00 74.61 A ATOM702 N ALA A 114 −13.397 23.272 −15.152 1.00 71.33 A ATOM 703 CA ALA A114 −14.456 23.986 −14.447 1.00 66.25 A ATOM 704 CB ALA A 114 −14.01624.237 −13.002 1.00 65.33 A ATOM 705 C ALA A 114 −14.901 25.299 −15.0781.00 61.91 A ATOM 706 O ALA A 114 −16.020 25.746 −14.859 1.00 60.64 AATOM 707 N ASP A 115 −14.037 25.924 −15.858 1.00 58.78 A ATOM 708 CA ASPA 115 −14.404 27.197 −16.444 1.00 57.63 A ATOM 709 CB ASP A 115 −13.17027.864 −17.050 1.00 58.76 A ATOM 710 CG ASP A 115 −12.240 28.440 −15.9771.00 60.80 A ATOM 711 OD1 ASP A 115 −12.644 29.410 −15.283 1.00 58.59 AATOM 712 OD2 ASP A 115 −11.114 27.911 −15.822 1.00 60.92 A ATOM 713 CASP A 115 −15.553 27.143 −17.441 1.00 56.69 A ATOM 714 O ASP A 115−16.446 27.994 −17.395 1.00 55.98 A ATOM 715 N SER A 116 −15.547 26.154−18.332 1.00 54.36 A ATOM 716 CA SER A 116 −16.629 26.025 −19.305 1.0051.56 A ATOM 717 CB SER A 116 −16.464 24.749 −20.132 1.00 51.85 A ATOM718 OG SER A 116 −15.262 24.765 −20.875 1.00 52.43 A ATOM 719 C SER A116 −17.957 25.964 −18.549 1.00 50.12 A ATOM 720 O SER A 116 −18.87626.747 −18.798 1.00 48.52 A ATOM 721 N ILE A 117 −18.035 25.028 −17.6121.00 48.20 A ATOM 722 CA ILE A 117 −19.234 24.839 −16.809 1.00 47.04 AATOM 723 CB ILE A 117 −19.056 23.654 −15.843 1.00 45.89 A ATOM 724 CG2ILE A 117 −20.128 23.680 −14.771 1.00 41.04 A ATOM 725 CG1 ILE A 117−19.086 22.351 −16.645 1.00 44.74 A ATOM 726 CD1 ILE A 117 −18.72721.139 −15.847 1.00 47.83 A ATOM 727 C ILE A 117 −19.577 26.093 −16.0291.00 47.34 A ATOM 728 O ILE A 117 −20.747 26.363 −15.755 1.00 47.25 AATOM 729 N LEU A 118 −18.549 26.857 −15.676 1.00 47.11 A ATOM 730 CA LEUA 118 −18.743 28.095 −14.941 1.00 46.33 A ATOM 731 CB LEU A 118 −17.39128.640 −14.481 1.00 46.21 A ATOM 732 CG LEU A 118 −17.207 29.082 −13.0231.00 47.56 A ATOM 733 CD1 LEU A 118 −17.864 28.110 −12.045 1.00 45.29 AATOM 734 CD2 LEU A 118 −15.717 29.169 −12.742 1.00 46.63 A ATOM 735 CLEU A 118 −19.419 29.071 −15.894 1.00 45.37 A ATOM 736 O LEU A 118−20.361 29.770 −15.522 1.00 45.75 A ATOM 737 N ALA A 119 −18.947 29.095−17.135 1.00 43.53 A ATOM 738 CA ALA A 119 −19.515 29.980 −18.145 1.0044.02 A ATOM 739 CB ALA A 119 −18.835 29.746 −19.483 1.00 43.57 A ATOM740 C ALA A 119 −21.022 29.760 −18.282 1.00 44.16 A ATOM 741 O ALA A 119−21.802 30.707 −18.185 1.00 43.43 A ATOM 742 N VAL A 120 −21.420 28.506−18.504 1.00 43.64 A ATOM 743 CA VAL A 120 −22.826 28.157 −18.653 1.0041.82 A ATOM 744 CB VAL A 120 −23.023 26.629 −18.940 1.00 41.05 A ATOM745 CG1 VAL A 120 −24.488 26.335 −19.229 1.00 38.92 A ATOM 746 CG2 VAL A120 −22.176 26.185 −20.109 1.00 35.59 A ATOM 747 C VAL A 120 −23.58228.530 −17.378 1.00 42.89 A ATOM 748 O VAL A 120 −24.632 29.168 −17.4431.00 43.59 A ATOM 749 N LYS A 121 −23.050 28.148 −16.218 1.00 43.62 AATOM 750 CA LYS A 121 −23.713 28.470 −14.950 1.00 43.47 A ATOM 751 CBLYS A 121 −22.938 27.909 −13.757 1.00 42.82 A ATOM 752 CG LYS A 121−23.098 26.405 −13.565 1.00 42.66 A ATOM 753 CD LYS A 121 −22.183 25.886−12.463 1.00 44.00 A ATOM 754 CE LYS A 121 −22.464 24.418 −12.136 1.0045.31 A ATOM 755 NZ LYS A 121 −23.826 24.200 −11.551 1.00 43.66 A ATOM756 C LYS A 121 −23.892 29.963 −14.773 1.00 43.91 A ATOM 757 O LYS A 121−24.932 30.404 −14.305 1.00 45.66 A ATOM 758 N LYS A 122 −22.889 30.746−15.156 1.00 45.29 A ATOM 759 CA LYS A 122 −22.979 32.200 −15.028 1.0045.49 A ATOM 760 CB LYS A 122 −21.584 32.824 −15.117 1.00 46.13 A ATOM761 CG LYS A 122 −20.822 32.741 −13.784 1.00 49.15 A ATOM 762 CD LYS A122 −19.309 32.760 −13.945 1.00 52.08 A ATOM 763 CE LYS A 122 −18.82233.994 −14.692 1.00 54.97 A ATOM 764 NZ LYS A 122 −17.332 33.997 −14.8251.00 58.31 A ATOM 765 C LYS A 122 −23.930 32.815 −16.051 1.00 44.74 AATOM 766 O LYS A 122 −24.576 33.819 −15.774 1.00 44.79 A ATOM 767 N TYRA 123 −24.035 32.201 −17.226 1.00 43.85 A ATOM 768 CA TYR A 123 −24.95932.687 −18.249 1.00 41.73 A ATOM 769 CB TYR A 123 −24.823 31.864 −19.5341.00 43.00 A ATOM 770 CG TYR A 123 −26.012 31.914 −20.483 1.00 43.26 AATOM 771 CD1 TYR A 123 −26.334 33.079 −21.181 1.00 42.96 A ATOM 772 CE1TYR A 123 −27.375 33.096 −22.120 1.00 43.17 A ATOM 773 CD2 TYR A 123−26.768 30.761 −20.739 1.00 44.34 A ATOM 774 CE2 TYR A 123 −27.80830.764 −21.676 1.00 43.97 A ATOM 775 CZ TYR A 123 −28.100 31.934 −22.3611.00 43.84 A ATOM 776 OH TYR A 123 −29.106 31.942 −23.289 1.00 43.65 AATOM 777 C TYR A 123 −26.374 32.558 −17.718 1.00 40.54 A ATOM 778 O TYRA 123 −27.180 33.464 −17.886 1.00 40.80 A ATOM 779 N PHE A 124 −26.66731.429 −17.076 1.00 40.17 A ATOM 780 CA PHE A 124 −27.993 31.187 −16.5201.00 42.42 A ATOM 781 CB PHE A 124 −28.188 29.688 −16.247 1.00 41.69 AATOM 782 CG PHE A 124 −28.617 28.909 −17.462 1.00 42.10 A ATOM 783 CD1PHE A 124 −29.922 29.007 −17.939 1.00 42.51 A ATOM 784 CD2 PHE A 124−27.708 28.120 −18.165 1.00 40.74 A ATOM 785 CE1 PHE A 124 −30.31728.332 −19.106 1.00 41.41 A ATOM 786 CE2 PHE A 124 −28.095 27.445−19.329 1.00 41.37 A ATOM 787 CZ PHE A 124 −29.400 27.554 −19.797 1.0039.97 A ATOM 788 C PHE A 124 −28.242 32.023 −15.264 1.00 43.39 A ATOM789 O PHE A 124 −29.378 32.322 −14.922 1.00 42.59 A ATOM 790 N GLN A 125−27.179 32.421 −14.587 1.00 45.23 A ATOM 791 CA GLN A 125 −27.343 33.251−13.415 1.00 48.87 A ATOM 792 CB GLN A 125 −25.980 33.479 −12.749 1.0052.70 A ATOM 793 CG GLN A 125 −26.006 34.131 −11.371 1.00 53.89 A ATOM794 CD GLN A 125 −26.959 33.442 −10.402 1.00 58.25 A ATOM 795 OE1 GLN A125 −27.117 32.216 −10.422 1.00 58.23 A ATOM 796 NE2 GLN A 125 −27.59034.233 −9.534 1.00 58.44 A ATOM 797 C GLN A 125 −27.942 34.565 −13.9201.00 49.60 A ATOM 798 O GLN A 125 −28.921 35.070 −13.366 1.00 50.24 AATOM 799 N ARG A 126 −27.361 35.119 −14.979 1.00 50.02 A ATOM 800 CA ARGA 126 −27.883 36.362 −15.537 1.00 51.12 A ATOM 801 CB ARG A 126 −27.07036.766 −16.753 1.00 50.74 A ATOM 802 CG ARG A 126 −25.703 37.248 −16.3971.00 51.91 A ATOM 803 CD ARG A 126 −24.873 37.578 −17.655 1.00 53.15 AATOM 804 NE ARG A 126 −23.567 36.942 −17.591 1.00 56.26 A ATOM 805 CZARG A 126 −23.143 36.070 −18.500 1.00 56.88 A ATOM 806 NH1 ARG A 126−21.926 35.525 −18.418 1.00 61.63 A ATOM 807 NH2 ARG A 126 −23.95035.718 −19.488 1.00 57.30 A ATOM 808 C ARG A 126 −29.365 36.270 −15.8911.00 51.99 A ATOM 809 O ARG A 126 −30.141 37.168 −15.542 1.00 53.15 AATOM 810 N ILE A 127 −29.758 35.181 −16.554 1.00 51.87 A ATOM 811 CA ILEA 127 −31.152 34.972 −16.914 1.00 50.67 A ATOM 812 CB ILE A 127 −31.40333.556 −17.498 1.00 49.15 A ATOM 813 CG2 ILE A 127 −32.888 33.373−17.759 1.00 45.24 A ATOM 814 CG1 ILE A 127 −30.611 33.343 −18.790 1.0049.62 A ATOM 815 CD1 ILE A 127 −31.121 34.119 −19.945 1.00 50.32 A ATOM816 C ILE A 127 −31.992 35.089 −15.644 1.00 51.30 A ATOM 817 O ILE A 127−32.917 35.891 −15.579 1.00 50.89 A ATOM 818 N THR A 128 −31.669 34.274−14.644 1.00 52.07 A ATOM 819 CA THR A 128 −32.412 34.277 −13.391 1.0055.06 A ATOM 820 CB THR A 128 −31.762 33.325 −12.358 1.00 54.18 A ATOM821 OG1 THR A 128 −32.194 31.987 −12.618 1.00 55.56 A ATOM 822 CG2 THR A128 −32.163 33.691 −10.943 1.00 56.16 A ATOM 823 C THR A 128 −32.51735.679 −12.811 1.00 56.81 A ATOM 824 O THR A 128 −33.602 36.128 −12.4451.00 56.02 A ATOM 825 N LEU A 129 −31.383 36.370 −12.754 1.00 59.30 AATOM 826 CA LEU A 129 −31.321 37.718 −12.212 1.00 60.85 A ATOM 827 CBLEU A 129 −29.863 38.176 −12.166 1.00 63.37 A ATOM 828 CG LEU A 129−29.428 39.036 −10.972 1.00 67.01 A ATOM 829 CD1 LEU A 129 −27.93738.819 −10.757 1.00 67.40 A ATOM 830 CD2 LEU A 129 −29.758 40.522−11.184 1.00 65.11 A ATOM 831 C LEU A 129 −32.158 38.693 −13.037 1.0061.24 A ATOM 832 O LEU A 129 −32.768 39.610 −12.491 1.00 62.01 A ATOM833 N TYR A 130 −32.181 38.497 −14.351 1.00 60.00 A ATOM 834 CA TYR A130 −32.953 39.357 −15.243 1.00 58.99 A ATOM 835 CB TYR A 130 −32.66338.993 −16.701 1.00 58.50 A ATOM 836 CG TYR A 130 −33.584 39.637 −17.7151.00 57.74 A ATOM 837 CD1 TYR A 130 −33.439 40.974 −18.074 1.00 58.05 AATOM 838 CE1 TYR A 130 −34.279 41.560 −19.020 1.00 58.22 A ATOM 839 CD2TYR A 130 −34.594 38.901 −18.327 1.00 58.06 A ATOM 840 CE2 TYR A 130−35.437 39.478 −19.272 1.00 57.76 A ATOM 841 CZ TYR A 130 −35.274 40.805−19.613 1.00 58.23 A ATOM 842 OH TYR A 130 −36.113 41.378 −20.540 1.0058.83 A ATOM 843 C TYR A 130 −34.434 39.166 −14.957 1.00 59.31 A ATOM844 O TYR A 130 −35.183 40.134 −14.814 1.00 59.29 A ATOM 845 N LEU A 131−34.844 37.904 −14.875 1.00 58.83 A ATOM 846 CA LEU A 131 −36.233 37.558−14.617 1.00 58.58 A ATOM 847 CB LEU A 131 −36.390 36.037 −14.555 1.0055.68 A ATOM 848 CG LEU A 131 −36.422 35.361 −15.922 1.00 53.74 A ATOM849 CD1 LEU A 131 −36.318 33.863 −15.755 1.00 54.07 A ATOM 850 CD2 LEU A131 −37.699 35.742 −16.649 1.00 52.53 A ATOM 851 C LEU A 131 −36.74038.193 −13.330 1.00 59.15 A ATOM 852 O LEU A 131 −37.811 38.807 −13.3041.00 57.39 A ATOM 853 N THR A 132 −35.966 38.041 −12.262 1.00 60.31 AATOM 854 CA THR A 132 −36.342 38.608 −10.982 1.00 61.04 A ATOM 855 CBTHR A 132 −35.474 38.034 −9.826 1.00 61.40 A ATOM 856 OG1 THR A 132−35.587 38.887 −8.680 1.00 64.65 A ATOM 857 CG2 THR A 132 −34.026 37.929−10.227 1.00 59.77 A ATOM 858 C THR A 132 −36.212 40.125 −11.044 1.0061.41 A ATOM 859 O THR A 132 −37.112 40.853 −10.624 1.00 61.07 A ATOM860 N GLY A 133 −35.102 40.598 −11.597 1.00 62.03 A ATOM 861 CA GLY A133 −34.891 42.029 −11.705 1.00 62.46 A ATOM 862 C GLY A 133 −35.92942.684 −12.592 1.00 62.83 A ATOM 863 O GLY A 133 −36.032 43.905 −12.6341.00 63.96 A ATOM 864 N LYS A 134 −36.708 41.869 −13.295 1.00 62.98 AATOM 865 CA LYS A 134 −37.729 42.375 −14.205 1.00 62.76 A ATOM 866 CBLYS A 134 −37.523 41.775 −15.595 1.00 63.31 A ATOM 867 CG LYS A 134−37.830 42.712 −16.742 1.00 63.91 A ATOM 868 CD LYS A 134 −36.734 43.744−16.932 1.00 64.03 A ATOM 869 CE LYS A 134 −37.008 44.589 −18.172 1.0065.71 A ATOM 870 NZ LYS A 134 −35.986 45.656 −18.394 1.00 66.60 A ATOM871 C LYS A 134 −39.122 42.026 −13.694 1.00 62.52 A ATOM 872 O LYS A 134−40.118 42.159 −14.408 1.00 61.64 A ATOM 873 N ALA A 135 −39.175 41.558−12.454 1.00 62.91 A ATOM 874 CA ALA A 135 −40.433 41.207 −11.809 1.0062.68 A ATOM 875 CB ALA A 135 −41.307 42.469 −11.671 1.00 63.48 A ATOM876 C ALA A 135 −41.221 40.096 −12.501 1.00 61.65 A ATOM 877 O ALA A 135−42.444 40.041 −12.385 1.00 61.18 A ATOM 878 N TYR A 136 −40.525 39.215−13.213 1.00 60.39 A ATOM 879 CA TYR A 136 −41.166 38.091 −13.908 1.0060.51 A ATOM 880 CB TYR A 136 −41.622 37.024 −12.899 1.00 60.08 A ATOM881 CG TYR A 136 −40.547 36.596 −11.924 1.00 62.10 A ATOM 882 CD1 TYR A136 −40.241 37.378 −10.807 1.00 62.66 A ATOM 883 CE1 TYR A 136 −39.22737.007 −9.919 1.00 63.23 A ATOM 884 CD2 TYR A 136 −39.811 35.424 −12.1311.00 62.49 A ATOM 885 CE2 TYR A 136 −38.792 35.044 −11.249 1.00 64.05 AATOM 886 CZ TYR A 136 −38.507 35.844 −10.146 1.00 63.71 A ATOM 887 OHTYR A 136 −37.495 35.495 −9.280 1.00 63.34 A ATOM 888 C TYR A 136−42.359 38.479 −14.785 1.00 60.49 A ATOM 889 O TYR A 136 −43.334 37.731−14.882 1.00 60.06 A ATOM 890 N SER A 137 −42.289 39.641 −15.425 1.0061.06 A ATOM 891 CA SER A 137 −43.383 40.088 −16.284 1.00 61.14 A ATOM892 CB SER A 137 −43.205 41.557 −16.650 1.00 60.90 A ATOM 893 OG SER A137 −42.133 41.713 −17.559 1.00 63.48 A ATOM 894 C SER A 137 −43.43239.257 −17.563 1.00 61.21 A ATOM 895 O SER A 137 −42.414 38.718 −18.0041.00 59.84 A ATOM 896 N PRO A 138 −44.624 39.150 −18.178 1.00 61.71 AATOM 897 CD PRO A 138 −45.906 39.727 −17.725 1.00 60.80 A ATOM 898 CAPRO A 138 −44.819 38.384 −19.414 1.00 60.13 A ATOM 899 CB PRO A 138−46.238 38.773 −19.831 1.00 59.80 A ATOM 900 CG PRO A 138 −46.929 38.932−18.523 1.00 58.23 A ATOM 901 C PRO A 138 −43.783 38.661 −20.506 1.0059.03 A ATOM 902 O PRO A 138 −43.361 37.737 −21.199 1.00 59.70 A ATOM903 N CYS A 139 −43.382 39.922 −20.659 1.00 57.95 A ATOM 904 CA CYS A139 −42.392 40.296 −21.666 1.00 58.35 A ATOM 905 C CYS A 139 −41.02439.758 −21.311 1.00 57.19 A ATOM 906 O CYS A 139 −40.267 39.329 −22.1851.00 57.07 A ATOM 907 CB CYS A 139 −42.280 41.813 −21.798 1.00 60.88 AATOM 908 SG CYS A 139 −43.778 42.639 −22.404 1.00 68.54 A ATOM 909 N ALAA 140 −40.701 39.807 −20.022 1.00 55.95 A ATOM 910 CA ALA A 140 −39.42039.318 −19.537 1.00 53.50 A ATOM 911 CB ALA A 140 −39.307 39.547 −18.0391.00 51.95 A ATOM 912 C ALA A 140 −39.311 37.831 −19.857 1.00 52.02 AATOM 913 O ALA A 140 −38.249 37.350 −20.237 1.00 52.56 A ATOM 914 N TRPA 141 −40.418 37.111 −19.714 1.00 50.19 A ATOM 915 CA TRP A 141 −40.42935.685 −19.990 1.00 49.75 A ATOM 916 CB TRP A 141 −41.662 35.034 −19.3651.00 48.78 A ATOM 917 CG TRP A 141 −41.411 34.516 −17.981 1.00 49.84 AATOM 918 CD2 TRP A 141 −40.564 33.415 −17.616 1.00 48.87 A ATOM 919 CE2TRP A 141 −40.649 33.274 −16.212 1.00 48.13 A ATOM 920 CE3 TRP A 141−39.744 32.534 −18.340 1.00 46.28 A ATOM 921 CD1 TRP A 141 −41.95334.984 −16.814 1.00 47.90 A ATOM 922 NE1 TRP A 141 −41.501 34.243−15.754 1.00 47.02 A ATOM 923 CZ2 TRP A 141 −39.944 32.281 −15.514 1.0046.41 A ATOM 924 CZ3 TRP A 141 −39.042 31.544 −17.644 1.00 44.50 A ATOM925 CH2 TRP A 141 −39.150 31.428 −16.246 1.00 46.31 A ATOM 926 C TRP A141 −40.373 35.394 −21.487 1.00 49.99 A ATOM 927 O TRP A 141 −39.86534.356 −21.908 1.00 49.91 A ATOM 928 N GLU A 142 −40.902 36.314 −22.2851.00 49.68 A ATOM 929 CA GLU A 142 −40.885 36.176 −23.734 1.00 49.54 AATOM 930 CB GLU A 142 −41.879 37.161 −24.359 1.00 51.93 A ATOM 931 CGGLU A 142 −42.054 37.014 −25.862 1.00 55.37 A ATOM 932 CD GLU A 142−42.079 35.566 −26.315 1.00 58.44 A ATOM 933 OE1 GLU A 142 −42.80434.747 −25.698 1.00 59.65 A ATOM 934 OE2 GLU A 142 −41.371 35.252−27.296 1.00 58.89 A ATOM 935 C GLU A 142 −39.457 36.445 −24.235 1.0048.12 A ATOM 936 O GLU A 142 −38.990 35.830 −25.195 1.00 46.88 A ATOM937 N VAL A 143 −38.766 37.363 −23.569 1.00 46.47 A ATOM 938 CA VAL A143 −37.387 37.685 −23.918 1.00 46.26 A ATOM 939 CB VAL A 143 −36.92538.990 −23.219 1.00 46.29 A ATOM 940 CG1 VAL A 143 −35.505 39.327−23.605 1.00 43.99 A ATOM 941 CG2 VAL A 143 −37.855 40.124 −23.594 1.0048.07 A ATOM 942 C VAL A 143 −36.471 36.532 −23.490 1.00 45.08 A ATOM943 O VAL A 143 −35.421 36.312 −24.087 1.00 46.32 A ATOM 944 N VAL A 144−36.861 35.800 −22.451 1.00 42.03 A ATOM 945 CA VAL A 144 −36.051 34.680−22.010 1.00 40.59 A ATOM 946 CB VAL A 144 −36.331 34.343 −20.517 1.0039.36 A ATOM 947 CG1 VAL A 144 −35.716 32.999 −20.144 1.00 38.27 A ATOM948 CG2 VAL A 144 −35.722 35.421 −19.626 1.00 37.69 A ATOM 949 C VAL A144 −36.328 33.472 −22.916 1.00 41.36 A ATOM 950 O VAL A 144 −35.41932.715 −23.262 1.00 39.87 A ATOM 951 N ARG A 145 −37.584 33.304 −23.3111.00 42.03 A ATOM 952 CA ARG A 145 −37.954 32.200 −24.178 1.00 43.63 AATOM 953 CB ARG A 145 −39.458 32.238 −24.485 1.00 43.53 A ATOM 954 CGARG A 145 −40.010 30.975 −25.172 1.00 44.12 A ATOM 955 CD ARG A 145−41.466 31.179 −25.671 1.00 47.31 A ATOM 956 NE ARG A 145 −41.546 32.147−26.772 1.00 49.05 A ATOM 957 CZ ARG A 145 −41.087 31.924 −28.005 1.0047.86 A ATOM 958 NH1 ARG A 145 −40.526 30.765 −28.323 1.00 47.20 A ATOM959 NH2 ARG A 145 −41.141 32.882 −28.910 1.00 48.43 A ATOM 960 C ARG A145 −37.144 32.333 −25.474 1.00 44.89 A ATOM 961 O ARG A 145 −36.55131.367 −25.952 1.00 44.68 A ATOM 962 N ALA A 146 −37.098 33.542 −26.0241.00 45.26 A ATOM 963 CA ALA A 146 −36.366 33.786 −27.267 1.00 44.68 AATOM 964 CB ALA A 146 −36.639 35.199 −27.766 1.00 41.89 A ATOM 965 C ALAA 146 −34.865 33.564 −27.115 1.00 44.62 A ATOM 966 O ALA A 146 −34.21433.063 −28.028 1.00 45.73 A ATOM 967 N GLU A 147 −34.319 33.940 −25.9631.00 43.92 A ATOM 968 CA GLU A 147 −32.894 33.772 −25.697 1.00 42.58 AATOM 969 CB GLU A 147 −32.512 34.500 −24.403 1.00 40.40 A ATOM 970 CGGLU A 147 −31.124 34.186 −23.878 1.00 40.78 A ATOM 971 CD GLU A 147−30.021 34.667 −24.802 1.00 44.78 A ATOM 972 OE1 GLU A 147 −30.03935.853 −25.201 1.00 46.12 A ATOM 973 OE2 GLU A 147 −29.125 33.862−25.128 1.00 46.08 A ATOM 974 C GLU A 147 −32.526 32.288 −25.600 1.0042.73 A ATOM 975 O GLU A 147 −31.490 31.871 −26.130 1.00 41.47 A ATOM976 N ILE A 148 −33.367 31.497 −24.929 1.00 41.27 A ATOM 977 CA ILE A148 −33.103 30.066 −24.794 1.00 42.00 A ATOM 978 CB ILE A 148 −34.03129.409 −23.715 1.00 42.87 A ATOM 979 CG2 ILE A 148 −34.159 27.894−23.939 1.00 41.81 A ATOM 980 CG1 ILE A 148 −33.423 29.613 −22.331 1.0042.77 A ATOM 981 CD1 ILE A 148 −33.158 31.046 −21.993 1.00 47.88 A ATOM982 C ILE A 148 −33.284 29.382 −26.148 1.00 42.52 A ATOM 983 O ILE A 148−32.521 28.489 −26.510 1.00 40.95 A ATOM 984 N MET A 149 −34.297 29.820−26.890 1.00 43.15 A ATOM 985 CA MET A 149 −34.594 29.288 −28.210 1.0043.66 A ATOM 986 CB MET A 149 −35.738 30.082 −28.840 1.00 45.34 A ATOM987 CG MET A 149 −36.136 29.660 −30.241 1.00 47.78 A ATOM 988 SD MET A149 −37.331 28.311 −30.248 1.00 53.42 A ATOM 989 CE MET A 149 −36.35127.036 −30.894 1.00 52.10 A ATOM 990 C MET A 149 −33.342 29.456 −29.0521.00 45.41 A ATOM 991 O MET A 149 −32.924 28.543 −29.776 1.00 46.37 AATOM 992 N ARG A 150 −32.733 30.629 −28.945 1.00 45.61 A ATOM 993 CA ARGA 150 −31.540 30.895 −29.709 1.00 47.17 A ATOM 994 CB ARG A 150 −31.25432.389 −29.720 1.00 48.49 A ATOM 995 CG ARG A 150 −30.191 32.777 −30.7121.00 53.95 A ATOM 996 CD ARG A 150 −29.717 34.199 −30.516 1.00 59.85 AATOM 997 NE ARG A 150 −28.745 34.560 −31.546 1.00 66.19 A ATOM 998 CZARG A 150 −27.975 35.644 −31.513 1.00 69.41 A ATOM 999 NH1 ARG A 150−28.053 36.493 −30.488 1.00 70.95 A ATOM 1000 NH2 ARG A 150 −27.12935.882 −32.510 1.00 69.33 A ATOM 1001 C ARG A 150 −30.334 30.126 −29.1611.00 48.23 A ATOM 1002 O ARG A 150 −29.612 29.473 −29.923 1.00 48.56 AATOM 1003 N SER A 151 −30.122 30.177 −27.847 1.00 47.72 A ATOM 1004 CASER A 151 −28.973 29.492 −27.258 1.00 48.57 A ATOM 1005 CB SER A 151−28.714 29.993 −25.837 1.00 48.92 A ATOM 1006 OG SER A 151 −29.88029.900 −25.045 1.00 54.27 A ATOM 1007 C SER A 151 −29.090 27.979 −27.2531.00 48.50 A ATOM 1008 O SER A 151 −28.113 27.278 −27.517 1.00 46.55 AATOM 1009 N PHE A 152 −30.277 27.468 −26.953 1.00 49.05 A ATOM 1010 CAPHE A 152 −30.463 26.024 −26.938 1.00 50.72 A ATOM 1011 CB PHE A 152−31.808 25.667 −26.301 1.00 48.90 A ATOM 1012 CG PHE A 152 −31.87224.270 −25.772 1.00 47.92 A ATOM 1013 CD1 PHE A 152 −31.364 23.970−24.514 1.00 48.09 A ATOM 1014 CD2 PHE A 152 −32.430 23.246 −26.535 1.0048.59 A ATOM 1015 CE1 PHE A 152 −31.406 22.667 −24.010 1.00 47.02 A ATOM1016 CE2 PHE A 152 −32.480 21.938 −26.047 1.00 49.53 A ATOM 1017 CZ PHEA 152 −31.964 21.649 −24.775 1.00 48.38 A ATOM 1018 C PHE A 152 −30.37625.492 −28.387 1.00 52.04 A ATOM 1019 O PHE A 152 −30.086 24.319 −28.6121.00 51.28 A ATOM 1020 N ALA A 153 −30.628 26.359 −29.366 1.00 53.53 AATOM 1021 CA ALA A 153 −30.521 25.960 −30.771 1.00 55.59 A ATOM 1022 CBALA A 153 −31.077 27.049 −31.698 1.00 53.76 A ATOM 1023 C ALA A 153−29.040 25.729 −31.060 1.00 55.66 A ATOM 1024 O ALA A 153 −28.665 24.692−31.599 1.00 55.80 A ATOM 1025 N LEU A 154 −28.205 26.699 −30.696 1.0057.44 A ATOM 1026 CA LEU A 154 −26.756 26.584 −30.891 1.00 60.09 A ATOM1027 CB LEU A 154 −26.045 27.854 −30.407 1.00 57.36 A ATOM 1028 CG LEU A154 −26.306 29.106 −31.239 1.00 56.81 A ATOM 1029 CD1 LEU A 154 −25.68130.305 −30.566 1.00 54.66 A ATOM 1030 CD2 LEU A 154 −25.746 28.915−32.642 1.00 54.86 A ATOM 1031 C LEU A 154 −26.212 25.376 −30.122 1.0061.78 A ATOM 1032 O LEU A 154 −25.251 24.730 −30.550 1.00 62.63 A ATOM1033 N SER A 155 −26.840 25.084 −28.986 1.00 62.76 A ATOM 1034 CA SER A155 −26.446 23.966 −28.146 1.00 63.82 A ATOM 1035 CB SER A 155 −27.14424.065 −26.797 1.00 63.60 A ATOM 1036 OG SER A 155 −26.966 22.869−26.066 1.00 65.69 A ATOM 1037 C SER A 155 −26.779 22.627 −28.798 1.0065.21 A ATOM 1038 O SER A 155 −25.974 21.697 −28.767 1.00 65.58 A ATOM1039 N THR A 156 −27.976 22.531 −29.371 1.00 66.30 A ATOM 1040 CA THR A156 −28.422 21.319 −30.050 1.00 67.72 A ATOM 1041 CB THR A 156 −29.89321.452 −30.519 1.00 67.52 A ATOM 1042 OG1 THR A 156 −30.765 21.393−29.386 1.00 69.40 A ATOM 1043 CG2 THR A 156 −30.262 20.339 −31.479 1.0068.25 A ATOM 1044 C THR A 156 −27.535 21.032 −31.267 1.00 69.26 A ATOM1045 O THR A 156 −27.422 19.885 −31.693 1.00 69.59 A ATOM 1046 N ASN A157 −26.915 22.076 −31.822 1.00 70.20 A ATOM 1047 CA ASN A 157 −26.03121.928 −32.979 1.00 70.93 A ATOM 1048 CB ASN A 157 −25.561 23.295−33.490 1.00 71.29 A ATOM 1049 CG ASN A 157 −26.661 24.082 −34.186 1.0071.77 A ATOM 1050 OD1 ASN A 157 −27.846 23.776 −34.054 1.00 71.35 A ATOM1051 ND2 ASN A 157 −26.268 25.116 −34.924 1.00 72.68 A ATOM 1052 C ASN A157 −24.818 21.117 −32.560 1.00 72.23 A ATOM 1053 O ASN A 157 −24.34720.254 −33.302 1.00 73.06 A ATOM 1054 N LEU A 158 −24.309 21.409 −31.3671.00 73.17 A ATOM 1055 CA LEU A 158 −23.152 20.701 −30.836 1.00 73.49 AATOM 1056 CB LEU A 158 −22.680 21.363 −29.539 1.00 73.26 A ATOM 1057 CGLEU A 158 −21.264 21.080 −29.018 1.00 74.00 A ATOM 1058 CD1 LEU A 158−21.085 21.764 −27.673 1.00 73.67 A ATOM 1059 CD2 LEU A 158 −21.02519.591 −28.866 1.00 74.47 A ATOM 1060 C LEU A 158 −23.601 19.270 −30.5611.00 73.89 A ATOM 1061 O LEU A 158 −22.823 18.328 −30.663 1.00 72.76 AATOM 1062 N GLN A 159 −24.875 19.120 −30.220 1.00 75.65 A ATOM 1063 CAGLN A 159 −25.439 17.811 −29.926 1.00 78.32 A ATOM 1064 CB GLN A 159−26.861 17.972 −29.374 1.00 79.21 A ATOM 1065 CG GLN A 159 −27.39216.753 −28.635 1.00 80.98 A ATOM 1066 CD GLN A 159 −28.629 17.063−27.811 1.00 81.67 A ATOM 1067 OE1 GLN A 159 −29.666 17.463 −28.347 1.0082.31 A ATOM 1068 NE2 GLN A 159 −28.522 16.883 −26.499 1.00 80.98 A ATOM1069 C GLN A 159 −25.446 16.967 −31.198 1.00 79.66 A ATOM 1070 O GLN A159 −25.157 15.769 −31.165 1.00 79.48 A ATOM 1071 N GLY A 160 −25.77617.605 −32.320 1.00 81.34 A ATOM 1072 CA GLY A 160 −25.793 16.909−33.592 1.00 81.32 A ATOM 1073 C GLY A 160 −24.383 16.471 −33.944 1.0082.28 A ATOM 1074 O GLY A 160 −24.160 15.338 −34.363 1.00 82.91 A ATOM1075 N ALA A 161 −23.420 17.369 −33.756 1.00 82.27 A ATOM 1076 CA ALA A161 −22.023 17.071 −34.057 1.00 82.68 A ATOM 1077 CB ALA A 161 −21.19718.371 −34.048 1.00 82.24 A ATOM 1078 C ALA A 161 −21.435 16.061 −33.0671.00 82.41 A ATOM 1079 O ALA A 161 −20.248 15.738 −33.117 1.00 82.19 AATOM 1080 N LEU A 162 −22.274 15.560 −32.171 1.00 82.59 A ATOM 1081 CALEU A 162 −21.833 14.600 −31.169 1.00 82.81 A ATOM 1082 CB LEU A 162−22.266 15.075 −29.776 1.00 81.71 A ATOM 1083 CG LEU A 162 −22.13314.141 −28.573 1.00 80.63 A ATOM 1084 CD1 LEU A 162 −21.690 14.939−27.359 1.00 80.31 A ATOM 1085 CD2 LEU A 162 −23.463 13.447 −28.309 1.0079.59 A ATOM 1086 C LEU A 162 −22.379 13.206 −31.450 1.00 83.84 A ATOM1087 O LEU A 162 −21.694 12.207 −31.222 1.00 83.86 A ATOM 1088 N GLY A163 −23.606 13.142 −31.958 1.00 84.78 A ATOM 1089 CA GLY A 163 −24.21211.855 −32.255 1.00 85.12 A ATOM 1090 C GLY A 163 −23.963 11.378 −33.6711.00 85.32 A ATOM 1091 O GLY A 163 −24.939 10.958 −34.330 1.00 85.87 AATOM 1092 OXT GLY A 163 −22.795 11.408 −34.121 1.00 84.75 A ATOM 1093 CBASN B 11 −36.003 31.054 −49.710 1.00 85.15 B ATOM 1094 CG ASN B 11−35.553 29.922 −50.640 1.00 85.60 B ATOM 1095 OD1 ASN B 11 −34.66129.139 −50.297 1.00 84.41 B ATOM 1096 ND2 ASN B 11 −36.172 29.834−51.818 1.00 84.86 B ATOM 1097 C ASN B 11 −38.419 31.748 −49.975 1.0083.40 B ATOM 1098 O ASN B 11 −38.848 32.106 −48.869 1.00 83.24 B ATOM1099 N ASN B 11 −36.612 33.443 −50.017 1.00 85.25 B ATOM 1100 CA ASN B11 −36.970 32.041 −50.393 1.00 84.75 B ATOM 1101 N ARG B 12 −39.17631.116 −50.871 1.00 80.64 B ATOM 1102 CA ARG B 12 −40.566 30.781 −50.5831.00 75.89 B ATOM 1103 CB ARG B 12 −41.494 31.295 −51.681 1.00 76.32 BATOM 1104 CG ARG B 12 −42.957 31.189 −51.303 1.00 77.28 B ATOM 1105 CDARG B 12 −43.165 31.751 −49.908 1.00 77.55 B ATOM 1106 NE ARG B 12−44.512 32.270 −49.718 1.00 78.19 B ATOM 1107 CZ ARG B 12 −44.864 33.064−48.715 1.00 77.18 B ATOM 1108 NH1 ARG B 12 −43.962 33.426 −47.813 1.0076.35 B ATOM 1109 NH2 ARG B 12 −46.113 33.503 −48.622 1.00 76.77 B ATOM1110 C ARG B 12 −40.747 29.286 −50.453 1.00 72.00 B ATOM 1111 O ARG B 12−41.679 28.718 −51.024 1.00 69.87 B ATOM 1112 N ARG B 13 −39.860 28.652−49.694 1.00 68.53 B ATOM 1113 CA ARG B 13 −39.940 27.215 −49.514 1.0066.86 B ATOM 1114 CB ARG B 13 −38.635 26.669 −48.944 1.00 69.00 B ATOM1115 CG ARG B 13 −38.279 27.157 −47.572 1.00 72.00 B ATOM 1116 CD ARG B13 −37.016 26.456 −47.145 1.00 75.81 B ATOM 1117 NE ARG B 13 −37.11225.019 −47.396 1.00 78.98 B ATOM 1118 CZ ARG B 13 −36.088 24.176 −47.3071.00 80.56 B ATOM 1119 NH1 ARG B 13 −34.886 24.632 −46.971 1.00 82.00 BATOM 1120 NH2 ARG B 13 −36.263 22.882 −47.557 1.00 78.63 B ATOM 1121 CARG B 13 −41.110 26.828 −48.628 1.00 63.21 B ATOM 1122 O ARG B 13−41.297 25.660 −48.296 1.00 63.10 B ATOM 1123 N ALA B 14 −41.906 27.819−48.256 1.00 58.81 B ATOM 1124 CA ALA B 14 −43.068 27.565 −47.439 1.0056.19 B ATOM 1125 CB ALA B 14 −43.667 28.874 −46.988 1.00 57.98 B ATOM1126 C ALA B 14 −44.066 26.779 −48.288 1.00 54.53 B ATOM 1127 O ALA B 14−44.438 25.651 −47.958 1.00 53.40 B ATOM 1128 N LEU B 15 −44.490 27.379−49.393 1.00 53.25 B ATOM 1129 CA LEU B 15 −45.437 26.730 −50.287 1.0051.60 B ATOM 1130 CB LEU B 15 −45.868 27.717 −51.376 1.00 53.42 B ATOM1131 CG LEU B 15 −46.780 28.860 −50.918 1.00 54.05 B ATOM 1132 CD1 LEU B15 −46.739 30.011 −51.905 1.00 53.59 B ATOM 1133 CD2 LEU B 15 −48.19228.335 −50.780 1.00 55.07 B ATOM 1134 C LEU B 15 −44.836 25.465 −50.9111.00 49.98 B ATOM 1135 O LEU B 15 −45.538 24.473 −51.136 1.00 49.36 BATOM 1136 N ILE B 16 −43.535 25.491 −51.178 1.00 46.77 B ATOM 1137 CAILE B 16 −42.883 24.334 −51.765 1.00 45.58 B ATOM 1138 CB ILE B 16−41.435 24.679 −52.164 1.00 45.17 B ATOM 1139 CG2 ILE B 16 −40.60723.420 −52.375 1.00 42.57 B ATOM 1140 CG1 ILE B 16 −41.466 25.512−53.448 1.00 44.62 B ATOM 1141 CD1 ILE B 16 −40.094 25.930 −53.945 1.0047.42 B ATOM 1142 C ILE B 16 −42.926 23.097 −50.863 1.00 46.11 B ATOM1143 O ILE B 16 −43.308 22.013 −51.309 1.00 45.20 B ATOM 1144 N LEU B 17−42.548 23.246 −49.596 1.00 46.19 B ATOM 1145 CA LEU B 17 −42.584 22.105−48.676 1.00 45.40 B ATOM 1146 CB LEU B 17 −42.067 22.519 −47.303 1.0043.77 B ATOM 1147 CG LEU B 17 −40.618 22.983 −47.397 1.00 43.17 B ATOM1148 CD1 LEU B 17 −40.256 23.847 −46.210 1.00 42.11 B ATOM 1149 CD2 LEUB 17 −39.723 21.774 −47.522 1.00 42.21 B ATOM 1150 C LEU B 17 −44.00721.566 −48.567 1.00 45.21 B ATOM 1151 O LEU B 17 −44.219 20.354 −48.5751.00 45.78 B ATOM 1152 N LEU B 18 −44.983 22.464 −48.466 1.00 44.38 BATOM 1153 CA LEU B 18 −46.373 22.046 −48.391 1.00 44.44 B ATOM 1154 CBLEU B 18 −47.291 23.257 −48.262 1.00 43.44 B ATOM 1155 CG LEU B 18−47.574 23.721 −46.831 1.00 43.94 B ATOM 1156 CD1 LEU B 18 −48.10425.149 −46.842 1.00 42.55 B ATOM 1157 CD2 LEU B 18 −48.565 22.761−46.172 1.00 40.40 B ATOM 1158 C LEU B 18 −46.713 21.278 −49.654 1.0046.61 B ATOM 1159 O LEU B 18 −47.504 20.332 −49.628 1.00 47.62 B ATOM1160 N ALA B 19 −46.107 21.692 −50.764 1.00 47.27 B ATOM 1161 CA ALA B19 −46.326 21.043 −52.053 1.00 47.65 B ATOM 1162 CB ALA B 19 −45.76221.912 −53.174 1.00 47.43 B ATOM 1163 C ALA B 19 −45.679 19.659 −52.0871.00 48.06 B ATOM 1164 O ALA B 19 −46.257 18.715 −52.620 1.00 47.48 BATOM 1165 N GLN B 20 −44.474 19.553 −51.526 1.00 49.52 B ATOM 1166 CAGLN B 20 −43.742 18.286 −51.482 1.00 50.43 B ATOM 1167 CB GLN B 20−42.266 18.521 −51.141 1.00 50.28 B ATOM 1168 CG GLN B 20 −41.409 19.164−52.227 1.00 48.64 B ATOM 1169 CD GLN B 20 −40.000 19.484 −51.738 1.0049.87 B ATOM 1170 OE1 GLN B 20 −39.518 18.888 −50.778 1.00 51.73 B ATOM1171 NE2 GLN B 20 −39.333 20.418 −52.403 1.00 49.40 B ATOM 1172 C GLN B20 −44.352 17.371 −50.428 1.00 51.95 B ATOM 1173 O GLN B 20 −44.02016.199 −50.350 1.00 52.62 B ATOM 1174 N MET B 21 −45.249 17.915 −49.6181.00 54.15 B ATOM 1175 CA MET B 21 −45.892 17.138 −48.568 1.00 56.60 BATOM 1176 CB MET B 21 −46.325 18.064 −47.420 1.00 56.38 B ATOM 1177 CGMET B 21 −45.231 18.357 −46.394 1.00 57.01 B ATOM 1178 SD MET B 21−45.690 19.612 −45.174 1.00 57.20 B ATOM 1179 CE MET B 21 −47.211 18.885−44.499 1.00 57.95 B ATOM 1180 C MET B 21 −47.090 16.327 −49.056 1.0058.24 B ATOM 1181 O MET B 21 −47.551 15.424 −48.363 1.00 58.12 B ATOM1182 N ALA B 22 −47.600 16.645 −50.243 1.00 61.09 B ATOM 1183 CA ALA B22 −48.754 15.922 −50.773 1.00 62.96 B ATOM 1184 CB ALA B 22 −49.15116.468 −52.145 1.00 61.96 B ATOM 1185 C ALA B 22 −48.415 14.446 −50.8721.00 64.38 B ATOM 1186 O ALA B 22 −47.323 14.086 −51.300 1.00 64.43 BATOM 1187 N ARG B 23 −49.352 13.596 −50.463 1.00 67.27 B ATOM 1188 CAARG B 23 −49.132 12.158 −50.508 1.00 70.44 B ATOM 1189 CB ARG B 23−48.613 11.669 −49.152 1.00 71.01 B ATOM 1190 CG ARG B 23 −49.450 12.102−47.968 1.00 72.18 B ATOM 1191 CD ARG B 23 −48.731 11.815 −46.667 1.0073.33 B ATOM 1192 NE ARG B 23 −48.552 10.385 −46.450 1.00 76.38 B ATOM1193 CZ ARG B 23 −47.854 9.860 −45.445 1.00 78.19 B ATOM 1194 NH1 ARG B23 −47.256 10.649 −44.553 1.00 77.51 B ATOM 1195 NH2 ARG B 23 −47.7608.538 −45.329 1.00 77.90 B ATOM 1196 C ARG B 23 −50.362 11.354 −50.9231.00 72.04 B ATOM 1197 O ARG B 23 −50.280 10.139 −51.102 1.00 73.43 BATOM 1198 N ALA B 24 −51.500 12.023 −51.077 1.00 73.32 B ATOM 1199 CAALA B 24 −52.721 11.340 −51.489 1.00 75.11 B ATOM 1200 CB ALA B 24−53.947 12.016 −50.872 1.00 72.05 B ATOM 1201 C ALA B 24 −52.817 11.370−53.011 1.00 77.82 B ATOM 1202 O ALA B 24 −52.334 12.309 −53.653 1.0078.81 B ATOM 1203 N SER B 25 −53.429 10.339 −53.588 1.00 79.74 B ATOM1204 CA SER B 25 −53.599 10.261 −55.033 1.00 82.06 B ATOM 1205 CB SER B25 −53.912 8.827 −55.442 1.00 82.21 B ATOM 1206 OG SER B 25 −55.0448.348 −54.737 1.00 83.63 B ATOM 1207 C SER B 25 −54.746 11.178 −55.4591.00 84.39 B ATOM 1208 O SER B 25 −55.633 11.492 −54.657 1.00 84.68 BATOM 1209 N PRO B 26 −54.749 11.614 −56.730 1.00 85.80 B ATOM 1210 CDPRO B 26 −53.769 11.287 −57.779 1.00 85.92 B ATOM 1211 CA PRO B 26−55.793 12.500 −57.254 1.00 87.16 B ATOM 1212 CB PRO B 26 −55.212 12.950−58.588 1.00 86.58 B ATOM 1213 CG PRO B 26 −54.482 11.736 −59.038 1.0086.26 B ATOM 1214 C PRO B 26 −57.166 11.837 −57.407 1.00 88.81 B ATOM1215 O PRO B 26 −58.139 12.487 −57.795 1.00 89.06 B ATOM 1216 N PHE B 27−57.242 10.544 −57.108 1.00 89.93 B ATOM 1217 CA PHE B 27 −58.507 9.823−57.207 1.00 91.46 B ATOM 1218 CB PHE B 27 −58.359 8.550 −58.053 1.0091.94 B ATOM 1219 CG PHE B 27 −57.967 8.801 −59.482 1.00 91.42 B ATOM1220 CD1 PHE B 27 −56.659 9.137 −59.811 1.00 91.14 B ATOM 1221 CD2 PHE B27 −58.909 8.695 −60.498 1.00 90.75 B ATOM 1222 CE1 PHE B 27 −56.2949.361 −61.131 1.00 91.14 B ATOM 1223 CE2 PHE B 27 −58.555 8.917 −61.8201.00 91.00 B ATOM 1224 CZ PHE B 27 −57.245 9.252 −62.139 1.00 91.47 BATOM 1225 C PHE B 27 −58.989 9.426 −55.820 1.00 92.32 B ATOM 1226 O PHEB 27 −60.192 9.267 −55.599 1.00 93.11 B ATOM 1227 N ALA B 28 −58.0359.269 −54.900 1.00 92.92 B ATOM 1228 CA ALA B 28 −58.295 8.864 −53.5161.00 92.18 B ATOM 1229 CB ALA B 28 −56.996 8.915 −52.706 1.00 91.40 BATOM 1230 C ALA B 28 −59.387 9.649 −52.790 1.00 91.90 B ATOM 1231 O ALAB 28 −60.199 9.057 −52.074 1.00 91.57 B ATOM 1232 N CYS B 29 −59.41610.969 −52.963 1.00 91.32 B ATOM 1233 CA CYS B 29 −60.433 11.772 −52.2881.00 91.47 B ATOM 1234 C CYS B 29 −61.450 12.374 −53.243 1.00 92.66 BATOM 1235 O CYS B 29 −61.088 12.992 −54.245 1.00 92.45 B ATOM 1236 CBCYS B 29 −59.780 12.887 −51.463 1.00 89.53 B ATOM 1237 SG CYS B 29−58.531 12.280 −50.282 1.00 86.39 B ATOM 1238 N GLY B 30 −62.727 12.178−52.926 1.00 93.98 B ATOM 1239 CA GLY B 30 −63.784 12.716 −53.758 1.0095.70 B ATOM 1240 C GLY B 30 −63.862 14.212 −53.543 1.00 96.95 B ATOM1241 O GLY B 30 −63.276 14.727 −52.592 1.00 97.62 B ATOM 1242 N GLY B 31−64.577 14.908 −54.420 1.00 97.39 B ATOM 1243 CA GLY B 31 −64.707 16.349−54.296 1.00 97.58 B ATOM 1244 C GLY B 31 −65.411 16.803 −53.027 1.0097.64 B ATOM 1245 O GLY B 31 −66.503 17.375 −53.083 1.00 98.81 B ATOM1246 N GLY B 32 −64.787 16.546 −51.880 1.00 96.79 B ATOM 1247 CA GLY B32 −65.360 16.951 −50.609 1.00 94.95 B ATOM 1248 C GLY B 32 −64.89318.350 −50.254 1.00 93.64 B ATOM 1249 O GLY B 32 −64.396 18.597 −49.1501.00 93.49 B ATOM 1250 N GLY B 33 −65.052 19.265 −51.207 1.00 92.18 BATOM 1251 CA GLY B 33 −64.646 20.645 −51.009 1.00 89.82 B ATOM 1252 CGLY B 33 −65.345 21.318 −49.846 1.00 88.28 B ATOM 1253 O GLY B 33−66.577 21.331 −49.762 1.00 88.34 B ATOM 1254 N HIS B 34 −64.544 21.878−48.943 1.00 85.84 B ATOM 1255 CA HIS B 34 −65.053 22.571 −47.762 1.0082.36 B ATOM 1256 CB HIS B 34 −64.630 21.808 −46.496 1.00 80.60 B ATOM1257 CG HIS B 34 −65.146 22.398 −45.220 1.00 78.05 B ATOM 1258 CD2 HIS B34 −65.986 21.899 −44.281 1.00 76.62 B ATOM 1259 ND1 HIS B 34 −64.76623.644 −44.763 1.00 77.24 B ATOM 1260 CE1 HIS B 34 −65.346 23.883−43.603 1.00 75.05 B ATOM 1261 NE2 HIS B 34 −66.092 22.838 −43.287 1.0075.00 B ATOM 1262 C HIS B 34 −64.472 23.983 −47.764 1.00 80.50 B ATOM1263 O HIS B 34 −63.349 24.198 −48.226 1.00 81.27 B ATOM 1264 N ASP B 35−65.246 24.947 −47.278 1.00 77.74 B ATOM 1265 CA ASP B 35 −64.787 26.330−47.225 1.00 75.78 B ATOM 1266 CB ASP B 35 −65.795 27.264 −47.895 1.0076.50 B ATOM 1267 CG ASP B 35 −65.703 28.687 −47.371 1.00 77.21 B ATOM1268 OD1 ASP B 35 −64.578 29.227 −47.288 1.00 77.48 B ATOM 1269 OD2 ASPB 35 −66.759 29.266 −47.040 1.00 77.57 B ATOM 1270 C ASP B 35 −64.57926.767 −45.784 1.00 73.69 B ATOM 1271 O ASP B 35 −65.486 26.653 −44.9561.00 74.03 B ATOM 1272 N PHE B 36 −63.390 27.282 −45.484 1.00 69.71 BATOM 1273 CA PHE B 36 −63.097 27.707 −44.125 1.00 65.47 B ATOM 1274 CBPHE B 36 −61.694 27.260 −43.724 1.00 63.29 B ATOM 1275 CG PHE B 36−61.484 25.780 −43.842 1.00 61.40 B ATOM 1276 CD1 PHE B 36 −61.06825.218 −45.040 1.00 60.82 B ATOM 1277 CD2 PHE B 36 −61.722 24.942−42.762 1.00 59.30 B ATOM 1278 CE1 PHE B 36 −60.896 23.840 −45.157 1.0059.96 B ATOM 1279 CE2 PHE B 36 −61.554 23.568 −42.873 1.00 58.76 B ATOM1280 CZ PHE B 36 −61.139 23.018 −44.071 1.00 57.07 B ATOM 1281 C PHE B36 −63.254 29.195 −43.882 1.00 63.46 B ATOM 1282 O PHE B 36 −62.81329.701 −42.860 1.00 63.36 B ATOM 1283 N GLY B 37 −63.892 29.889 −44.8161.00 61.85 B ATOM 1284 CA GLY B 37 −64.105 31.317 −44.657 1.00 60.22 BATOM 1285 C GLY B 37 −62.860 32.105 −44.299 1.00 59.45 B ATOM 1286 O GLYB 37 −62.897 32.984 −43.436 1.00 59.52 B ATOM 1287 N PHE B 38 −61.75731.785 −44.965 1.00 58.21 B ATOM 1288 CA PHE B 38 −60.496 32.467 −44.7351.00 57.09 B ATOM 1289 CB PHE B 38 −59.465 32.035 −45.776 1.00 55.16 BATOM 1290 CG PHE B 38 −58.169 32.774 −45.684 1.00 52.52 B ATOM 1291 CD1PHE B 38 −57.409 32.728 −44.523 1.00 51.16 B ATOM 1292 CD2 PHE B 38−57.704 33.517 −46.760 1.00 52.45 B ATOM 1293 CE1 PHE B 38 −56.20133.414 −44.433 1.00 50.89 B ATOM 1294 CE2 PHE B 38 −56.492 34.207−46.681 1.00 52.43 B ATOM 1295 CZ PHE B 38 −55.741 34.152 −45.511 1.0051.93 B ATOM 1296 C PHE B 38 −60.729 33.958 −44.844 1.00 57.08 B ATOM1297 O PHE B 38 −61.224 34.434 −45.853 1.00 56.69 B ATOM 1298 N PRO B 39−60.369 34.716 −43.802 1.00 58.27 B ATOM 1299 CD PRO B 39 −59.687 34.259−42.581 1.00 58.11 B ATOM 1300 CA PRO B 39 −60.542 36.168 −43.776 1.0060.08 B ATOM 1301 CB PRO B 39 −60.253 36.511 −42.323 1.00 59.19 B ATOM1302 CG PRO B 39 −59.163 35.556 −41.999 1.00 58.94 B ATOM 1303 C PRO B39 −59.596 36.875 −44.742 1.00 62.95 B ATOM 1304 O PRO B 39 −58.54437.387 −44.344 1.00 63.46 B ATOM 1305 N GLN B 40 −59.982 36.908 −46.0141.00 65.02 B ATOM 1306 CA GLN B 40 −59.163 37.545 −47.031 1.00 66.34 BATOM 1307 CB GLN B 40 −59.705 37.224 −48.412 1.00 66.89 B ATOM 1308 CGGLN B 40 −58.720 37.527 −49.510 1.00 69.39 B ATOM 1309 CD GLN B 40−59.274 37.201 −50.872 1.00 71.14 B ATOM 1310 OE1 GLN B 40 −59.73236.084 −51.121 1.00 71.05 B ATOM 1311 NE2 GLN B 40 −59.235 38.174−51.769 1.00 72.52 B ATOM 1312 C GLN B 40 −59.085 39.056 −46.856 1.0067.85 B ATOM 1313 O GLN B 40 −58.107 39.678 −47.260 1.00 67.07 B ATOM1314 N GLU B 41 −60.110 39.643 −46.248 1.00 70.00 B ATOM 1315 CA GLU B41 −60.135 41.085 −46.029 1.00 73.07 B ATOM 1316 CB GLU B 41 −61.39041.506 −45.255 1.00 73.73 B ATOM 1317 CG GLU B 41 −62.623 40.648 −45.4731.00 75.45 B ATOM 1318 CD GLU B 41 −62.636 39.399 −44.604 1.00 76.40 BATOM 1319 OE1 GLU B 41 −62.528 39.534 −43.363 1.00 75.97 B ATOM 1320 OE2GLU B 41 −62.764 38.285 −45.162 1.00 76.54 B ATOM 1321 C GLU B 41−58.914 41.562 −45.241 1.00 74.88 B ATOM 1322 O GLU B 41 −58.437 42.675−45.439 1.00 75.45 B ATOM 1323 N GLU B 42 −58.414 40.722 −44.342 1.0076.27 B ATOM 1324 CA GLU B 42 −57.272 41.091 −43.515 1.00 76.77 B ATOM1325 CB GLU B 42 −57.154 40.118 −42.341 1.00 77.03 B ATOM 1326 CG GLU B42 −58.484 39.812 −41.670 1.00 76.96 B ATOM 1327 CD GLU B 42 −59.13541.036 −41.062 1.00 77.01 B ATOM 1328 OE1 GLU B 42 −60.354 40.980−40.783 1.00 76.54 B ATOM 1329 OE2 GLU B 42 −58.428 42.047 −40.855 1.0077.00 B ATOM 1330 C GLU B 42 −55.953 41.136 −44.276 1.00 77.34 B ATOM1331 O GLU B 42 −54.978 41.721 −43.797 1.00 76.70 B ATOM 1332 N PHE B 43−55.927 40.523 −45.460 1.00 78.79 B ATOM 1333 CA PHE B 43 −54.716 40.481−46.282 1.00 79.57 B ATOM 1334 CB PHE B 43 −54.354 39.030 −46.614 1.0076.30 B ATOM 1335 CG PHE B 43 −54.174 38.158 −45.407 1.00 73.38 B ATOM1336 CD1 PHE B 43 −55.259 37.518 −44.827 1.00 72.32 B ATOM 1337 CD2 PHEB 43 −52.918 37.982 −44.846 1.00 72.34 B ATOM 1338 CE1 PHE B 43 −55.09336.716 −43.708 1.00 71.63 B ATOM 1339 CE2 PHE B 43 −52.743 37.182−43.727 1.00 71.80 B ATOM 1340 CZ PHE B 43 −53.832 36.547 −43.158 1.0071.86 B ATOM 1341 C PHE B 43 −54.830 41.274 −47.584 1.00 81.78 B ATOM1342 O PHE B 43 −54.032 42.171 −47.855 1.00 82.37 B ATOM 1343 N GLY B 44−55.825 40.932 −48.391 1.00 84.35 B ATOM 1344 CA GLY B 44 −56.013 41.619−49.654 1.00 86.86 B ATOM 1345 C GLY B 44 −56.880 42.859 −49.557 1.0088.99 B ATOM 1346 O GLY B 44 −58.085 42.785 −49.304 1.00 88.66 B ATOM1347 N GLY B 45 −56.259 44.011 −49.766 1.00 90.98 B ATOM 1348 CA GLY B45 −56.995 45.256 −49.708 1.00 93.31 B ATOM 1349 C GLY B 45 −56.07346.453 −49.679 1.00 95.02 B ATOM 1350 O GLY B 45 −54.874 46.323 −49.4131.00 95.65 B ATOM 1351 N GLY B 46 −56.633 47.624 −49.967 1.00 95.75 BATOM 1352 CA GLY B 46 −55.846 48.839 −49.947 1.00 96.64 B ATOM 1353 CGLY B 46 −55.513 49.204 −48.513 1.00 97.19 B ATOM 1354 O GLY B 46−55.188 50.354 −48.212 1.00 97.50 B ATOM 1355 N GLY B 47 −55.602 48.218−47.623 1.00 97.06 B ATOM 1356 CA GLY B 47 −55.307 48.454 −46.223 1.0097.22 B ATOM 1357 C GLY B 47 −54.088 49.337 −46.029 1.00 97.43 B ATOM1358 O GLY B 47 −54.193 50.430 −45.463 1.00 97.59 B ATOM 1359 N GLY B 48−52.935 48.868 −46.508 1.00 96.90 B ATOM 1360 CA GLY B 48 −51.700 49.623−46.371 1.00 95.31 B ATOM 1361 C GLY B 48 −51.429 50.049 −44.937 1.0094.30 B ATOM 1362 O GLY B 48 −51.772 51.165 −44.541 1.00 94.67 B ATOM1363 N ALA B 49 −50.817 49.163 −44.155 1.00 92.52 B ATOM 1364 CA ALA B49 −50.508 49.455 −42.756 1.00 90.44 B ATOM 1365 CB ALA B 49 −51.79549.488 −41.929 1.00 90.39 B ATOM 1366 C ALA B 49 −49.536 48.424 −42.1821.00 88.31 B ATOM 1367 O ALA B 49 −49.944 47.366 −41.697 1.00 87.77 BATOM 1368 N GLY B 50 −48.249 48.753 −42.241 1.00 85.76 B ATOM 1369 CAGLY B 50 −47.214 47.865 −41.742 1.00 82.69 B ATOM 1370 C GLY B 50−47.476 47.214 −40.396 1.00 80.16 B ATOM 1371 O GLY B 50 −46.976 46.125−40.130 1.00 80.60 B ATOM 1372 N ALA B 51 −48.256 47.867 −39.543 1.0077.39 B ATOM 1373 CA ALA B 51 −48.548 47.319 −38.223 1.00 74.09 B ATOM1374 CB ALA B 51 −48.967 48.433 −37.273 1.00 74.25 B ATOM 1375 C ALA B51 −49.631 46.252 −38.287 1.00 71.65 B ATOM 1376 O ALA B 51 −49.62245.307 −37.499 1.00 70.67 B ATOM 1377 N ALA B 52 −50.568 46.412 −39.2201.00 68.72 B ATOM 1378 CA ALA B 52 −51.652 45.450 −39.392 1.00 65.82 BATOM 1379 CB ALA B 52 −52.784 46.066 −40.204 1.00 65.58 B ATOM 1380 CALA B 52 −51.102 44.226 −40.111 1.00 63.64 B ATOM 1381 O ALA B 52−51.346 43.086 −39.713 1.00 63.09 B ATOM 1382 N ALA B 53 −50.351 44.472−41.175 1.00 60.70 B ATOM 1383 CA ALA B 53 −49.758 43.390 −41.942 1.0058.62 B ATOM 1384 CB ALA B 53 −48.812 43.959 −42.994 1.00 57.63 B ATOM1385 C ALA B 53 −49.003 42.443 −41.014 1.00 56.79 B ATOM 1386 O ALA B 53−49.350 41.271 −40.897 1.00 56.46 B ATOM 1387 N ILE B 54 −47.977 42.971−40.350 1.00 55.35 B ATOM 1388 CA ILE B 54 −47.139 42.197 −39.440 1.0053.78 B ATOM 1389 CB ILE B 54 −46.178 43.100 −38.678 1.00 53.66 B ATOM1390 CG2 ILE B 54 −45.360 42.267 −37.708 1.00 53.50 B ATOM 1391 CG1 ILEB 54 −45.275 43.848 −39.665 1.00 54.89 B ATOM 1392 CD1 ILE B 54 −44.43044.947 −39.029 1.00 53.54 B ATOM 1393 C ILE B 54 −47.913 41.393 −38.4121.00 53.50 B ATOM 1394 O ILE B 54 −47.529 40.280 −38.074 1.00 53.63 BATOM 1395 N SER B 55 −48.999 41.965 −37.916 1.00 53.54 B ATOM 1396 CASER B 55 −49.820 41.306 −36.922 1.00 53.69 B ATOM 1397 CB SER B 55−50.764 42.312 −36.277 1.00 55.26 B ATOM 1398 OG SER B 55 −50.023 43.376−35.708 1.00 58.90 B ATOM 1399 C SER B 55 −50.615 40.161 −37.515 1.0052.96 B ATOM 1400 O SER B 55 −50.797 39.142 −36.867 1.00 54.85 B ATOM1401 N VAL B 56 −51.098 40.307 −38.738 1.00 51.44 B ATOM 1402 CA VAL B56 −51.849 39.210 −39.318 1.00 51.64 B ATOM 1403 CB VAL B 56 −52.79839.692 −40.431 1.00 51.99 B ATOM 1404 CG1 VAL B 56 −53.812 40.643−39.846 1.00 50.15 B ATOM 1405 CG2 VAL B 56 −52.020 40.360 −41.536 1.0051.94 B ATOM 1406 C VAL B 56 −50.924 38.115 −39.849 1.00 51.00 B ATOM1407 O VAL B 56 −51.165 36.937 −39.613 1.00 50.59 B ATOM 1408 N LEU B 57−49.867 38.489 −40.560 1.00 50.84 B ATOM 1409 CA LEU B 57 −48.943 37.479−41.061 1.00 51.20 B ATOM 1410 CB LEU B 57 −47.755 38.107 −41.798 1.0051.55 B ATOM 1411 CG LEU B 57 −47.820 38.373 −43.304 1.00 52.66 B ATOM1412 CD1 LEU B 57 −48.796 37.400 −43.946 1.00 52.07 B ATOM 1413 CD2 LEUB 57 −48.221 39.805 −43.569 1.00 52.06 B ATOM 1414 C LEU B 57 −48.41036.699 −39.871 1.00 50.92 B ATOM 1415 O LEU B 57 −48.392 35.462 −39.8791.00 51.14 B ATOM 1416 N HIS B 58 −47.983 37.427 −38.841 1.00 48.84 BATOM 1417 CA HIS B 58 −47.433 36.786 −37.649 1.00 48.56 B ATOM 1418 CBHIS B 58 −47.033 37.837 −36.593 1.00 45.06 B ATOM 1419 CG HIS B 58−46.150 37.292 −35.510 1.00 41.60 B ATOM 1420 CD2 HIS B 58 −44.81137.390 −35.322 1.00 40.97 B ATOM 1421 ND1 HIS B 58 −46.620 36.470−34.511 1.00 41.10 B ATOM 1422 CE1 HIS B 58 −45.605 36.077 −33.754 1.0039.76 B ATOM 1423 NE2 HIS B 58 −44.500 36.619 −34.225 1.00 38.18 B ATOM1424 C HIS B 58 −48.405 35.769 −37.035 1.00 47.89 B ATOM 1425 O HIS B 58−48.000 34.667 −36.652 1.00 47.61 B ATOM 1426 N GLU B 59 −49.682 36.125−36.955 1.00 44.67 B ATOM 1427 CA GLU B 59 −50.649 35.215 −36.376 1.0044.65 B ATOM 1428 CB GLU B 59 −51.992 35.911 −36.156 1.00 45.09 B ATOM1429 CG GLU B 59 −52.996 35.078 −35.377 1.00 46.22 B ATOM 1430 CD GLU B59 −52.491 34.750 −33.994 1.00 48.75 B ATOM 1431 OE1 GLU B 59 −51.71435.571 −33.474 1.00 50.15 B ATOM 1432 OE2 GLU B 59 −52.860 33.696−33.422 1.00 48.92 B ATOM 1433 C GLU B 59 −50.857 33.998 −37.257 1.0044.41 B ATOM 1434 O GLU B 59 −51.033 32.892 −36.757 1.00 44.67 B ATOM1435 N MET B 60 −50.842 34.196 −38.571 1.00 44.37 B ATOM 1436 CA MET B60 −51.055 33.079 −39.471 1.00 45.11 B ATOM 1437 CB MET B 60 −51.33133.559 −40.897 1.00 48.89 B ATOM 1438 CG MET B 60 −51.721 32.415 −41.8211.00 53.44 B ATOM 1439 SD MET B 60 −51.754 32.856 −43.555 1.00 61.98 BATOM 1440 CE MET B 60 −50.021 33.361 −43.846 1.00 58.01 B ATOM 1441 CMET B 60 −49.864 32.128 −39.465 1.00 43.04 B ATOM 1442 O MET B 60−50.039 30.909 −39.449 1.00 40.32 B ATOM 1443 N ILE B 61 −48.655 32.671−39.481 1.00 40.71 B ATOM 1444 CA ILE B 61 −47.500 31.802 −39.457 1.0042.41 B ATOM 1445 CB ILE B 61 −46.170 32.608 −39.520 1.00 43.92 B ATOM1446 CG2 ILE B 61 −44.975 31.667 −39.434 1.00 44.05 B ATOM 1447 CG1 ILEB 61 −46.094 33.395 −40.823 1.00 41.85 B ATOM 1448 CD1 ILE B 61 −46.28332.551 −42.028 1.00 45.99 B ATOM 1449 C ILE B 61 −47.557 30.991 −38.1531.00 43.11 B ATOM 1450 O ILE B 61 −47.413 29.762 −38.158 1.00 43.91 BATOM 1451 N GLN B 62 −47.795 31.690 −37.049 1.00 42.04 B ATOM 1452 CAGLN B 62 −47.863 31.082 −35.726 1.00 43.22 B ATOM 1453 CB GLN B 62−48.229 32.140 −34.685 1.00 46.41 B ATOM 1454 CG GLN B 62 −48.049 31.713−33.245 1.00 46.91 B ATOM 1455 CD GLN B 62 −46.596 31.663 −32.837 1.0052.53 B ATOM 1456 OE1 GLN B 62 −45.904 30.665 −33.070 1.00 55.84 B ATOM1457 NE2 GLN B 62 −46.113 32.748 −32.228 1.00 54.09 B ATOM 1458 C GLN B62 −48.880 29.960 −35.663 1.00 43.47 B ATOM 1459 O GLN B 62 −48.58728.870 −35.152 1.00 44.07 B ATOM 1460 N GLN B 63 −50.083 30.228 −36.1631.00 42.32 B ATOM 1461 CA GLN B 63 −51.140 29.221 −36.158 1.00 43.14 BATOM 1462 CB GLN B 63 −52.456 29.812 −36.653 1.00 43.36 B ATOM 1463 CGGLN B 63 −53.088 30.810 −35.702 1.00 45.90 B ATOM 1464 CD GLN B 63−53.432 30.220 −34.339 1.00 44.57 B ATOM 1465 OE1 GLN B 63 −53.64330.956 −33.386 1.00 44.63 B ATOM 1466 NE2 GLN B 63 −53.497 28.896−34.250 1.00 44.30 B ATOM 1467 C GLN B 63 −50.796 28.018 −37.017 1.0043.72 B ATOM 1468 O GLN B 63 −51.089 26.880 −36.649 1.00 44.40 B ATOM1469 N THR B 64 −50.177 28.277 −38.164 1.00 42.86 B ATOM 1470 CA THR B64 −49.811 27.211 −39.073 1.00 42.63 B ATOM 1471 CB THR B 64 −49.27127.777 −40.409 1.00 42.59 B ATOM 1472 OG1 THR B 64 −50.275 28.599−41.012 1.00 40.41 B ATOM 1473 CG2 THR B 64 −48.910 26.649 −41.368 1.0039.23 B ATOM 1474 C THR B 64 −48.762 26.343 −38.405 1.00 43.08 B ATOM1475 O THR B 64 −48.801 25.118 −38.509 1.00 45.34 B ATOM 1476 N PHE B 65−47.820 26.980 −37.724 1.00 41.85 B ATOM 1477 CA PHE B 65 −46.781 26.245−37.026 1.00 41.65 B ATOM 1478 CB PHE B 65 −45.890 27.210 −36.231 1.0039.65 B ATOM 1479 CG PHE B 65 −44.753 26.533 −35.514 1.00 37.50 B ATOM1480 CD1 PHE B 65 −43.503 26.448 −36.095 1.00 38.07 B ATOM 1481 CD2 PHEB 65 −44.952 25.931 −34.285 1.00 38.71 B ATOM 1482 CE1 PHE B 65 −42.46325.766 −35.473 1.00 38.97 B ATOM 1483 CE2 PHE B 65 −43.927 25.247−33.651 1.00 40.75 B ATOM 1484 CZ PHE B 65 −42.674 25.163 −34.252 1.0041.00 B ATOM 1485 C PHE B 65 −47.459 25.268 −36.062 1.00 42.95 B ATOM1486 O PHE B 65 −47.199 24.067 −36.077 1.00 41.78 B ATOM 1487 N ASN B 66−48.346 25.797 −35.228 1.00 44.10 B ATOM 1488 CA ASN B 66 −49.036 24.976−34.244 1.00 45.15 B ATOM 1489 CB ASN B 66 −50.014 25.836 −33.444 1.0045.22 B ATOM 1490 CG ASN B 66 −49.309 26.882 −32.588 1.00 45.60 B ATOM1491 OD1 ASN B 66 −49.917 27.866 −32.179 1.00 47.81 B ATOM 1492 ND2 ASNB 66 −48.026 26.667 −32.310 1.00 45.74 B ATOM 1493 C ASN B 66 −49.75823.802 −34.874 1.00 45.93 B ATOM 1494 O ASN B 66 −49.592 22.661 −34.4431.00 46.70 B ATOM 1495 N LEU B 67 −50.545 24.087 −35.906 1.00 46.78 BATOM 1496 CA LEU B 67 −51.314 23.072 −36.614 1.00 45.25 B ATOM 1497 CBLEU B 67 −52.027 23.708 −37.802 1.00 44.17 B ATOM 1498 CG LEU B 67−52.943 22.848 −38.673 1.00 44.83 B ATOM 1499 CD1 LEU B 67 −54.22122.524 −37.908 1.00 43.33 B ATOM 1500 CD2 LEU B 67 −53.269 23.609−39.950 1.00 43.75 B ATOM 1501 C LEU B 67 −50.465 21.914 −37.109 1.0046.02 B ATOM 1502 O LEU B 67 −50.888 20.763 −37.037 1.00 47.59 B ATOM1503 N PHE B 68 −49.270 22.209 −37.606 1.00 45.93 B ATOM 1504 CA PHE B68 −48.407 21.165 −38.142 1.00 48.01 B ATOM 1505 CB PHE B 68 −47.69021.674 −39.400 1.00 47.07 B ATOM 1506 CG PHE B 68 −48.573 21.725 −40.6231.00 47.28 B ATOM 1507 CD1 PHE B 68 −49.374 22.834 −40.879 1.00 47.40 BATOM 1508 CD2 PHE B 68 −48.629 20.643 −41.497 1.00 45.54 B ATOM 1509 CE1PHE B 68 −50.217 22.863 −41.985 1.00 45.20 B ATOM 1510 CE2 PHE B 68−49.463 20.660 −42.598 1.00 45.58 B ATOM 1511 CZ PHE B 68 −50.261 21.772−42.843 1.00 45.21 B ATOM 1512 C PHE B 68 −47.385 20.564 −37.174 1.0050.56 B ATOM 1513 O PHE B 68 −46.660 19.625 −37.519 1.00 50.22 B ATOM1514 N SER B 69 −47.333 21.093 −35.959 1.00 52.03 B ATOM 1515 CA SER B69 −46.397 20.592 −34.963 1.00 51.91 B ATOM 1516 CB SER B 69 −45.84421.762 −34.145 1.00 50.79 B ATOM 1517 OG SER B 69 −46.861 22.698 −33.8501.00 50.68 B ATOM 1518 C SER B 69 −47.098 19.559 −34.071 1.00 52.49 BATOM 1519 O SER B 69 −46.471 18.877 −33.263 1.00 51.65 B ATOM 1520 N THRB 70 −48.406 19.437 −34.256 1.00 53.35 B ATOM 1521 CA THR B 70 −49.22018.485 −33.519 1.00 54.95 B ATOM 1522 CB THR B 70 −50.715 18.667 −33.8921.00 54.32 B ATOM 1523 OG1 THR B 70 −51.292 19.672 −33.051 1.00 53.43 BATOM 1524 CG2 THR B 70 −51.491 17.378 −33.749 1.00 53.28 B ATOM 1525 CTHR B 70 −48.816 17.024 −33.764 1.00 57.60 B ATOM 1526 O THR B 70−48.196 16.683 −34.775 1.00 56.59 B ATOM 1527 N ARG B 71 −49.183 16.177−32.806 1.00 60.45 B ATOM 1528 CA ARG B 71 −48.931 14.739 −32.839 1.0063.09 B ATOM 1529 CB ARG B 71 −49.445 14.131 −31.527 1.00 66.17 B ATOM1530 CG ARG B 71 −50.748 14.806 −31.033 1.00 71.66 B ATOM 1531 CD ARG B71 −50.651 15.471 −29.626 1.00 74.28 B ATOM 1532 NE ARG B 71 −49.62616.519 −29.495 1.00 75.60 B ATOM 1533 CZ ARG B 71 −48.406 16.325 −28.9821.00 76.64 B ATOM 1534 NH1 ARG B 71 −48.039 15.122 −28.548 1.00 76.04 BATOM 1535 NH2 ARG B 71 −47.551 17.338 −28.891 1.00 75.84 B ATOM 1536 CARG B 71 −49.654 14.119 −34.046 1.00 62.93 B ATOM 1537 O ARG B 71−49.156 13.186 −34.684 1.00 62.66 B ATOM 1538 N ASP B 72 −50.834 14.654−34.344 1.00 62.27 B ATOM 1539 CA ASP B 72 −51.642 14.201 −35.465 1.0061.32 B ATOM 1540 CB ASP B 72 −53.017 14.844 −35.398 1.00 63.05 B ATOM1541 CG ASP B 72 −53.745 14.517 −34.121 1.00 65.14 B ATOM 1542 OD1 ASP B72 −54.164 13.350 −33.973 1.00 66.97 B ATOM 1543 OD2 ASP B 72 −53.89415.425 −33.270 1.00 65.14 B ATOM 1544 C ASP B 72 −50.973 14.600 −36.7681.00 60.42 B ATOM 1545 O ASP B 72 −51.034 13.882 −37.762 1.00 61.00 BATOM 1546 N SER B 73 −50.341 15.762 −36.758 1.00 59.06 B ATOM 1547 CASER B 73 −49.657 16.238 −37.938 1.00 58.72 B ATOM 1548 CB SER B 73−49.126 17.654 −37.704 1.00 57.83 B ATOM 1549 OG SER B 73 −48.578 18.194−38.892 1.00 58.48 B ATOM 1550 C SER B 73 −48.509 15.281 −38.262 1.0058.75 B ATOM 1551 O SER B 73 −48.355 14.859 −39.408 1.00 58.86 B ATOM1552 N SER B 74 −47.718 14.927 −37.250 1.00 57.50 B ATOM 1553 CA SER B74 −46.582 14.026 −37.443 1.00 56.83 B ATOM 1554 CB SER B 74 −45.84913.794 −36.127 1.00 55.68 B ATOM 1555 OG SER B 74 −45.131 14.949 −35.7371.00 59.88 B ATOM 1556 C SER B 74 −47.000 12.686 −38.020 1.00 55.92 BATOM 1557 O SER B 74 −46.286 12.097 −38.837 1.00 54.81 B ATOM 1558 N ALAB 75 −48.154 12.201 −37.583 1.00 54.52 B ATOM 1559 CA ALA B 75 −48.65810.929 −38.069 1.00 54.44 B ATOM 1560 CB ALA B 75 −49.870 10.520 −37.2681.00 53.67 B ATOM 1561 C ALA B 75 −49.029 11.043 −39.540 1.00 54.05 BATOM 1562 O ALA B 75 −48.835 10.114 −40.323 1.00 53.83 B ATOM 1563 N ALAB 76 −49.542 12.211 −39.905 1.00 53.41 B ATOM 1564 CA ALA B 76 −49.99612.477 −41.255 1.00 52.31 B ATOM 1565 CB ALA B 76 −51.042 13.580 −41.2081.00 52.11 B ATOM 1566 C ALA B 76 −48.946 12.810 −42.315 1.00 52.55 BATOM 1567 O ALA B 76 −49.114 12.443 −43.477 1.00 52.41 B ATOM 1568 N TRPB 77 −47.862 13.481 −41.941 1.00 51.98 B ATOM 1569 CA TRP B 77 −46.87913.868 −42.947 1.00 51.34 B ATOM 1570 CB TRP B 77 −46.887 15.391 −43.1261.00 50.88 B ATOM 1571 CG TRP B 77 −48.248 15.994 −43.099 1.00 52.09 BATOM 1572 CD2 TRP B 77 −49.187 16.052 −44.178 1.00 53.10 B ATOM 1573 CE2TRP B 77 −50.347 16.691 −43.689 1.00 53.99 B ATOM 1574 CE3 TRP B 77−49.163 15.624 −45.512 1.00 52.69 B ATOM 1575 CD1 TRP B 77 −48.85816.579 −42.032 1.00 53.81 B ATOM 1576 NE1 TRP B 77 −50.119 17.002−42.375 1.00 54.33 B ATOM 1577 CZ2 TRP B 77 −51.476 16.916 −44.490 1.0054.45 B ATOM 1578 CZ3 TRP B 77 −50.287 15.845 −46.309 1.00 50.90 B ATOM1579 CH2 TRP B 77 −51.427 16.486 −45.794 1.00 51.54 B ATOM 1580 C TRP B77 −45.450 13.425 −42.722 1.00 50.67 B ATOM 1581 O TRP B 77 −45.05313.094 −41.620 1.00 49.80 B ATOM 1582 N ASP B 78 −44.672 13.436 −43.7961.00 52.39 B ATOM 1583 CA ASP B 78 −43.278 13.064 −43.711 1.00 53.40 BATOM 1584 CB ASP B 78 −42.578 13.257 −45.050 1.00 55.50 B ATOM 1585 CGASP B 78 −41.104 12.936 −44.966 1.00 59.62 B ATOM 1586 OD1 ASP B 78−40.273 13.875 −45.018 1.00 62.42 B ATOM 1587 OD2 ASP B 78 −40.77711.738 −44.820 1.00 59.99 B ATOM 1588 C ASP B 78 −42.602 13.933 −42.6631.00 53.04 B ATOM 1589 O ASP B 78 −42.706 15.160 −42.700 1.00 53.12 BATOM 1590 N ALA B 79 −41.901 13.287 −41.738 1.00 52.08 B ATOM 1591 CAALA B 79 −41.220 13.983 −40.662 1.00 52.01 B ATOM 1592 CB ALA B 79−40.643 12.968 −39.675 1.00 50.85 B ATOM 1593 C ALA B 79 −40.128 14.917−41.179 1.00 51.80 B ATOM 1594 O ALA B 79 −40.008 16.050 −40.723 1.0052.56 B ATOM 1595 N SER B 80 −39.341 14.453 −42.138 1.00 51.82 B ATOM1596 CA SER B 80 −38.273 15.277 −42.687 1.00 51.59 B ATOM 1597 CB SER B80 −37.511 14.507 −43.764 1.00 53.55 B ATOM 1598 OG SER B 80 −36.31715.188 −44.120 1.00 57.70 B ATOM 1599 C SER B 80 −38.818 16.577 −43.2801.00 50.52 B ATOM 1600 O SER B 80 −38.223 17.649 −43.113 1.00 51.02 BATOM 1601 N LEU B 81 −39.937 16.487 −43.990 1.00 47.40 B ATOM 1602 CALEU B 81 −40.521 17.684 −44.574 1.00 46.68 B ATOM 1603 CB LEU B 81−41.665 17.327 −45.531 1.00 44.63 B ATOM 1604 CG LEU B 81 −41.253 16.605−46.824 1.00 43.12 B ATOM 1605 CD1 LEU B 81 −42.433 16.565 −47.792 1.0040.61 B ATOM 1606 CD2 LEU B 81 −40.080 17.329 −47.467 1.00 38.50 B ATOM1607 C LEU B 81 −41.021 18.607 −43.464 1.00 47.01 B ATOM 1608 O LEU B 81−40.806 19.823 −43.507 1.00 46.43 B ATOM 1609 N LEU B 82 −41.668 18.019−42.462 1.00 45.79 B ATOM 1610 CA LEU B 82 −42.184 18.790 −41.344 1.0044.38 B ATOM 1611 CB LEU B 82 −42.915 17.881 −40.355 1.00 43.65 B ATOM1612 CG LEU B 82 −44.350 17.506 −40.712 1.00 42.39 B ATOM 1613 CD1 LEU B82 −44.969 16.779 −39.542 1.00 41.48 B ATOM 1614 CD2 LEU B 82 −45.14818.764 −41.040 1.00 40.02 B ATOM 1615 C LEU B 82 −41.106 19.579 −40.6081.00 43.60 B ATOM 1616 O LEU B 82 −41.306 20.748 −40.294 1.00 43.44 BATOM 1617 N ALA B 83 −39.968 18.958 −40.326 1.00 41.84 B ATOM 1618 CAALA B 83 −38.920 19.686 −39.617 1.00 42.47 B ATOM 1619 CB ALA B 83−37.732 18.749 −39.241 1.00 42.87 B ATOM 1620 C ALA B 83 −38.442 20.857−40.466 1.00 40.93 B ATOM 1621 O ALA B 83 −38.074 21.898 −39.930 1.0041.51 B ATOM 1622 N LYS B 84 −38.458 20.693 −41.785 1.00 39.80 B ATOM1623 CA LYS B 84 −38.041 21.770 −42.680 1.00 40.20 B ATOM 1624 CB LYS B84 −37.916 21.257 −44.121 1.00 42.21 B ATOM 1625 CG LYS B 84 −36.91920.117 −44.326 1.00 44.38 B ATOM 1626 CD LYS B 84 −36.542 20.019 −45.7991.00 45.90 B ATOM 1627 CE LYS B 84 −35.545 18.920 −46.068 1.00 45.47 BATOM 1628 NZ LYS B 84 −36.209 17.606 −45.922 1.00 49.90 B ATOM 1629 CLYS B 84 −39.076 22.902 −42.631 1.00 39.06 B ATOM 1630 O LYS B 84−38.743 24.087 −42.678 1.00 39.36 B ATOM 1631 N PHE B 85 −40.338 22.512−42.539 1.00 37.58 B ATOM 1632 CA PHE B 85 −41.449 23.442 −42.475 1.0038.00 B ATOM 1633 CB PHE B 85 −42.749 22.644 −42.492 1.00 38.99 B ATOM1634 CG PHE B 85 −43.959 23.458 −42.811 1.00 39.63 B ATOM 1635 CD1 PHE B85 −43.942 24.366 −43.866 1.00 38.44 B ATOM 1636 CD2 PHE B 85 −45.13723.276 −42.099 1.00 38.81 B ATOM 1637 CE1 PHE B 85 −45.076 25.079−44.211 1.00 39.59 B ATOM 1638 CE2 PHE B 85 −46.288 23.986 −42.439 1.0041.20 B ATOM 1639 CZ PHE B 85 −46.255 24.891 −43.501 1.00 41.17 B ATOM1640 C PHE B 85 −41.387 24.331 −41.223 1.00 38.99 B ATOM 1641 O PHE B 85−41.419 25.557 −41.334 1.00 39.44 B ATOM 1642 N TYR B 86 −41.299 23.709−40.044 1.00 38.21 B ATOM 1643 CA TYR B 86 −41.217 24.435 −38.769 1.0037.40 B ATOM 1644 CB TYR B 86 −40.998 23.493 −37.574 1.00 35.90 B ATOM1645 CG TYR B 86 −41.920 22.311 −37.450 1.00 33.12 B ATOM 1646 CD1 TYR B86 −43.276 22.428 −37.721 1.00 32.96 B ATOM 1647 CE1 TYR B 86 −44.13821.343 −37.563 1.00 35.08 B ATOM 1648 CD2 TYR B 86 −41.435 21.077−37.019 1.00 30.36 B ATOM 1649 CE2 TYR B 86 −42.276 19.992 −36.861 1.0030.76 B ATOM 1650 CZ TYR B 86 −43.628 20.133 −37.129 1.00 34.57 B ATOM1651 OH TYR B 86 −44.491 19.085 −36.932 1.00 37.86 B ATOM 1652 C TYR B86 −40.044 25.403 −38.776 1.00 38.65 B ATOM 1653 O TYR B 86 −40.15626.527 −38.300 1.00 40.78 B ATOM 1654 N THR B 87 −38.905 24.948 −39.2891.00 38.79 B ATOM 1655 CA THR B 87 −37.712 25.778 −39.347 1.00 38.38 BATOM 1656 CB THR B 87 −36.538 25.026 −39.984 1.00 35.81 B ATOM 1657 OG1THR B 87 −36.316 23.803 −39.276 1.00 35.27 B ATOM 1658 CG2 THR B 87−35.280 25.870 −39.946 1.00 28.02 B ATOM 1659 C THR B 87 −37.976 27.029−40.165 1.00 40.34 B ATOM 1660 O THR B 87 −37.600 28.136 −39.768 1.0042.58 B ATOM 1661 N GLU B 88 −38.629 26.849 −41.308 1.00 41.62 B ATOM1662 CA GLU B 88 −38.948 27.962 −42.196 1.00 41.56 B ATOM 1663 CB GLU B88 −39.541 27.428 −43.498 1.00 41.09 B ATOM 1664 CG GLU B 88 −39.85028.487 −44.526 1.00 43.87 B ATOM 1665 CD GLU B 88 −38.622 29.295 −44.9061.00 47.13 B ATOM 1666 OE1 GLU B 88 −37.542 28.689 −45.046 1.00 48.15 BATOM 1667 OE2 GLU B 88 −38.728 30.528 −45.078 1.00 48.87 B ATOM 1668 CGLU B 88 −39.941 28.907 −41.523 1.00 41.37 B ATOM 1669 O GLU B 88−39.719 30.120 −41.441 1.00 42.84 B ATOM 1670 N LEU B 89 −41.037 28.342−41.032 1.00 39.06 B ATOM 1671 CA LEU B 89 −42.049 29.144 −40.380 1.0038.27 B ATOM 1672 CB LEU B 89 −43.214 28.255 −39.938 1.00 34.88 B ATOM1673 CG LEU B 89 −43.971 27.575 −41.087 1.00 32.56 B ATOM 1674 CD1 LEU B89 −45.074 26.700 −40.540 1.00 29.69 B ATOM 1675 CD2 LEU B 89 −44.51928.629 −42.014 1.00 29.86 B ATOM 1676 C LEU B 89 −41.475 29.923 −39.1991.00 39.22 B ATOM 1677 O LEU B 89 −41.707 31.125 −39.070 1.00 38.24 BATOM 1678 N TYR B 90 −40.703 29.257 −38.351 1.00 39.74 B ATOM 1679 CATYR B 90 −40.153 29.951 −37.214 1.00 41.05 B ATOM 1680 CB TYR B 90−39.453 28.987 −36.256 1.00 43.39 B ATOM 1681 CG TYR B 90 −39.363 29.572−34.863 1.00 45.73 B ATOM 1682 CD1 TYR B 90 −40.479 29.577 −34.019 1.0044.72 B ATOM 1683 CE1 TYR B 90 −40.446 30.218 −32.789 1.00 46.68 B ATOM1684 CD2 TYR B 90 −38.203 30.219 −34.429 1.00 45.13 B ATOM 1685 CE2 TYRB 90 −38.160 30.863 −33.193 1.00 46.07 B ATOM 1686 CZ TYR B 90 −39.28730.863 −32.379 1.00 46.81 B ATOM 1687 OH TYR B 90 −39.272 31.538 −31.1771.00 46.41 B ATOM 1688 C TYR B 90 −39.193 31.047 −37.639 1.00 42.36 BATOM 1689 O TYR B 90 −39.092 32.086 −36.986 1.00 43.93 B ATOM 1690 N GLNB 91 −38.487 30.831 −38.738 1.00 43.52 B ATOM 1691 CA GLN B 91 −37.55731.844 −39.217 1.00 45.08 B ATOM 1692 CB GLN B 91 −36.684 31.262 −40.3301.00 44.47 B ATOM 1693 CG GLN B 91 −35.262 31.826 −40.377 1.00 48.72 BATOM 1694 CD GLN B 91 −34.471 31.656 −39.068 1.00 49.14 B ATOM 1695 OE1GLN B 91 −34.568 30.634 −38.385 1.00 49.61 B ATOM 1696 NE2 GLN B 91−33.669 32.660 −38.735 1.00 49.34 B ATOM 1697 C GLN B 91 −38.382 33.040−39.721 1.00 45.99 B ATOM 1698 O GLN B 91 −38.042 34.204 −39.472 1.0044.12 B ATOM 1699 N GLN B 92 −39.482 32.753 −40.412 1.00 45.91 B ATOM1700 CA GLN B 92 −40.340 33.821 −40.904 1.00 47.21 B ATOM 1701 CB GLN B92 −41.514 33.244 −41.698 1.00 47.99 B ATOM 1702 CG GLN B 92 −41.19132.841 −43.123 1.00 51.32 B ATOM 1703 CD GLN B 92 −42.447 32.523 −43.9051.00 55.62 B ATOM 1704 OE1 GLN B 92 −43.411 33.290 −43.885 1.00 57.55 BATOM 1705 NE2 GLN B 92 −42.448 31.390 −44.602 1.00 56.89 B ATOM 1706 CGLN B 92 −40.873 34.654 −39.733 1.00 47.67 B ATOM 1707 O GLN B 92−41.157 35.838 −39.880 1.00 48.06 B ATOM 1708 N LEU B 93 −41.011 34.017−38.575 1.00 48.22 B ATOM 1709 CA LEU B 93 −41.502 34.663 −37.366 1.0046.33 B ATOM 1710 CB LEU B 93 −41.793 33.606 −36.312 1.00 44.07 B ATOM1711 CG LEU B 93 −43.211 33.418 −35.790 1.00 42.19 B ATOM 1712 CD1 LEU B93 −44.271 33.719 −36.855 1.00 40.20 B ATOM 1713 CD2 LEU B 93 −43.30331.992 −35.296 1.00 38.45 B ATOM 1714 C LEU B 93 −40.454 35.629 −36.8481.00 47.84 B ATOM 1715 O LEU B 93 −40.772 36.740 −36.439 1.00 47.68 BATOM 1716 N ASN B 94 −39.196 35.201 −36.857 1.00 49.68 B ATOM 1717 CAASN B 94 −38.118 36.067 −36.396 1.00 50.86 B ATOM 1718 CB ASN B 94−36.797 35.295 −36.302 1.00 49.93 B ATOM 1719 CG ASN B 94 −36.741 34.372−35.097 1.00 49.12 B ATOM 1720 OD1 ASN B 94 −37.613 34.402 −34.228 1.0048.85 B ATOM 1721 ND2 ASN B 94 −35.699 33.555 −35.035 1.00 50.25 B ATOM1722 C ASN B 94 −37.957 37.256 −37.339 1.00 52.00 B ATOM 1723 O ASN B 94−37.673 38.362 −36.902 1.00 52.28 B ATOM 1724 N ASP B 95 −38.144 37.038−38.635 1.00 54.31 B ATOM 1725 CA ASP B 95 −38.016 38.147 −39.574 1.0055.94 B ATOM 1726 CB ASP B 95 −38.055 37.651 −41.021 1.00 56.73 B ATOM1727 CG ASP B 95 −36.892 36.737 −41.344 1.00 59.74 B ATOM 1728 OD1 ASP B95 −35.823 36.923 −40.721 1.00 60.29 B ATOM 1729 OD2 ASP B 95 −37.03735.844 −42.216 1.00 60.62 B ATOM 1730 C ASP B 95 −39.114 39.167 −39.3401.00 55.97 B ATOM 1731 O ASP B 95 −38.849 40.357 −39.328 1.00 55.88 BATOM 1732 N LEU B 96 −40.343 38.701 −39.145 1.00 57.37 B ATOM 1733 CALEU B 96 −41.460 39.602 −38.898 1.00 59.48 B ATOM 1734 CB LEU B 96−42.762 38.813 −38.735 1.00 57.57 B ATOM 1735 CG LEU B 96 −43.302 38.114−39.984 1.00 56.36 B ATOM 1736 CD1 LEU B 96 −44.553 37.313 −39.654 1.0053.91 B ATOM 1737 CD2 LEU B 96 −43.607 39.163 −41.034 1.00 57.46 B ATOM1738 C LEU B 96 −41.201 40.436 −37.644 1.00 62.45 B ATOM 1739 O LEU B 96−41.511 41.628 −37.601 1.00 62.77 B ATOM 1740 N GLU B 97 −40.628 39.812−36.622 1.00 65.05 B ATOM 1741 CA GLU B 97 −40.338 40.528 −35.392 1.0068.23 B ATOM 1742 CB GLU B 97 −39.952 39.540 −34.277 1.00 68.89 B ATOM1743 CG GLU B 97 −41.097 38.626 −33.830 1.00 71.87 B ATOM 1744 CD GLU B97 −40.668 37.539 −32.849 1.00 73.15 B ATOM 1745 OE1 GLU B 97 −40.18137.886 −31.756 1.00 76.25 B ATOM 1746 OE2 GLU B 97 −40.820 36.337−33.164 1.00 72.83 B ATOM 1747 C GLU B 97 −39.214 41.532 −35.651 1.0070.40 B ATOM 1748 O GLU B 97 −39.135 42.571 −34.998 1.00 71.54 B ATOM1749 N ALA B 98 −38.349 41.229 −36.614 1.00 73.00 B ATOM 1750 CA ALA B98 −37.248 42.128 −36.952 1.00 75.20 B ATOM 1751 CB ALA B 98 −36.32241.474 −37.970 1.00 75.82 B ATOM 1752 C ALA B 98 −37.808 43.423 −37.5231.00 76.99 B ATOM 1753 O ALA B 98 −37.160 44.467 −37.448 1.00 77.06 BATOM 1754 N CYS B 99 −39.015 43.337 −38.088 1.00 79.24 B ATOM 1755 CACYS B 99 −39.711 44.478 −38.691 1.00 81.14 B ATOM 1756 CB CYS B 99−40.765 44.002 −39.695 1.00 81.56 B ATOM 1757 SG CYS B 99 −40.126 43.247−41.210 1.00 84.65 B ATOM 1758 C CYS B 99 −40.397 45.359 −37.658 1.0082.14 B ATOM 1759 O CYS B 99 −40.290 46.582 −37.715 1.00 82.34 B ATOM1760 N VAL B 100 −41.116 44.740 −36.725 1.00 83.70 B ATOM 1761 CA VAL B100 −41.814 45.493 −35.684 1.00 85.68 B ATOM 1762 CB VAL B 100 −42.61944.556 −34.740 1.00 85.07 B ATOM 1763 CG1 VAL B 100 −41.688 43.602−34.020 1.00 84.36 B ATOM 1764 CG2 VAL B 100 −43.405 45.381 −33.741 1.0085.62 B ATOM 1765 C VAL B 100 −40.801 46.287 −34.863 1.00 87.06 B ATOM1766 O VAL B 100 −41.162 47.202 −34.115 1.00 87.20 B ATOM 1767 N ALA B101 −39.529 45.927 −35.023 1.00 88.22 B ATOM 1768 CA ALA B 101 −38.43446.582 −34.323 1.00 89.09 B ATOM 1769 CB ALA B 101 −37.497 45.533−33.730 1.00 88.54 B ATOM 1770 C ALA B 101 −37.666 47.498 −35.276 1.0089.84 B ATOM 1771 O ALA B 101 −37.324 48.626 −34.925 1.00 90.61 B ATOM1772 N GLY B 102 −37.401 47.010 −36.484 1.00 90.46 B ATOM 1773 CA GLY B102 −36.678 47.808 −37.457 1.00 91.07 B ATOM 1774 C GLY B 102 −37.57748.761 −38.223 1.00 92.05 B ATOM 1775 O GLY B 102 −37.266 49.135 −39.3511.00 92.33 B ATOM 1776 N GLY B 103 −38.692 49.157 −37.612 1.00 92.84 BATOM 1777 CA GLY B 103 −39.616 50.069 −38.266 1.00 92.74 B ATOM 1778 CGLY B 103 −40.887 50.291 −37.465 1.00 92.62 B ATOM 1779 O GLY B 103−41.047 51.321 −36.807 1.00 92.47 B ATOM 1780 N ALA B 111 −51.414 47.696−31.869 1.00 93.96 B ATOM 1781 CA ALA B 111 −51.666 47.368 −33.267 1.0093.85 B ATOM 1782 CB ALA B 111 −51.378 45.889 −33.516 1.00 92.71 B ATOM1783 C ALA B 111 −53.105 47.697 −33.661 1.00 93.95 B ATOM 1784 O ALA B111 −53.906 46.792 −33.916 1.00 94.29 B ATOM 1785 N GLY B 112 −53.42448.993 −33.708 1.00 92.98 B ATOM 1786 CA GLY B 112 −54.760 49.429−34.080 1.00 91.20 B ATOM 1787 C GLY B 112 −55.854 48.615 −33.416 1.0090.66 B ATOM 1788 O GLY B 112 −56.271 48.924 −32.298 1.00 91.11 B ATOM1789 N ASN B 113 −56.328 47.575 −34.101 1.00 88.98 B ATOM 1790 CA ASN B113 −57.368 46.715 −33.546 1.00 86.63 B ATOM 1791 CB ASN B 113 −58.70246.922 −34.275 1.00 88.02 B ATOM 1792 CG ASN B 113 −58.597 46.693−35.770 1.00 88.87 B ATOM 1793 OD1 ASN B 113 −57.973 45.729 −36.226 1.0088.93 B ATOM 1794 ND2 ASN B 113 −59.225 47.573 −36.545 1.00 89.31 B ATOM1795 C ASN B 113 −56.988 45.237 −33.586 1.00 84.10 B ATOM 1796 O ASN B113 −56.396 44.750 −34.559 1.00 82.68 B ATOM 1797 N ALA B 114 −57.33344.538 −32.507 1.00 80.69 B ATOM 1798 CA ALA B 114 −57.053 43.117−32.365 1.00 77.04 B ATOM 1799 CB ALA B 114 −57.060 42.734 −30.885 1.0074.97 B ATOM 1800 C ALA B 114 −58.094 42.307 −33.129 1.00 75.04 B ATOM1801 O ALA B 114 −58.167 41.092 −32.987 1.00 75.09 B ATOM 1802 N ASP B115 −58.898 42.993 −33.935 1.00 73.04 B ATOM 1803 CA ASP B 115 −59.94042.354 −34.739 1.00 71.39 B ATOM 1804 CB ASP B 115 −60.755 43.408−35.493 1.00 75.02 B ATOM 1805 CG ASP B 115 −61.440 44.387 −34.573 1.0077.51 B ATOM 1806 OD1 ASP B 115 −61.719 45.520 −35.022 1.00 77.99 B ATOM1807 OD2 ASP B 115 −61.707 44.019 −33.408 1.00 80.45 B ATOM 1808 C ASP B115 −59.318 41.429 −35.766 1.00 68.05 B ATOM 1809 O ASP B 115 −59.62640.245 −35.834 1.00 67.22 B ATOM 1810 N SER B 116 −58.451 42.002 −36.5851.00 65.47 B ATOM 1811 CA SER B 116 −57.775 41.259 −37.628 1.00 62.95 BATOM 1812 CB SER B 116 −56.707 42.137 −38.277 1.00 63.58 B ATOM 1813 OGSER B 116 −57.268 43.350 −38.753 1.00 63.46 B ATOM 1814 C SER B 116−57.140 39.998 −37.062 1.00 61.42 B ATOM 1815 O SER B 116 −57.296 38.917−37.626 1.00 62.05 B ATOM 1816 N ILE B 117 −56.430 40.137 −35.946 1.0058.31 B ATOM 1817 CA ILE B 117 −55.772 38.999 −35.313 1.00 54.83 B ATOM1818 CB ILE B 117 −54.966 39.423 −34.076 1.00 53.03 B ATOM 1819 CG2 ILEB 117 −54.366 38.202 −33.414 1.00 51.47 B ATOM 1820 CG1 ILE B 117−53.871 40.404 −34.477 1.00 52.17 B ATOM 1821 CD1 ILE B 117 −53.28041.161 −33.307 1.00 50.94 B ATOM 1822 C ILE B 117 −56.772 37.944 −34.8701.00 54.11 B ATOM 1823 O ILE B 117 −56.565 36.761 −35.091 1.00 56.60 BATOM 1824 N LEU B 118 −57.854 38.370 −34.235 1.00 52.88 B ATOM 1825 CALEU B 118 −58.862 37.430 −33.766 1.00 50.60 B ATOM 1826 CB LEU B 118−59.955 38.167 −32.984 1.00 51.65 B ATOM 1827 CG LEU B 118 −61.04637.271 −32.391 1.00 54.03 B ATOM 1828 CD1 LEU B 118 −60.591 36.760−31.040 1.00 54.61 B ATOM 1829 CD2 LEU B 118 −62.343 38.044 −32.249 1.0053.11 B ATOM 1830 C LEU B 118 −59.470 36.716 −34.966 1.00 49.21 B ATOM1831 O LEU B 118 −59.797 35.534 −34.900 1.00 47.90 B ATOM 1832 N ALA B119 −59.611 37.436 −36.072 1.00 48.72 B ATOM 1833 CA ALA B 119 −60.18336.852 −37.278 1.00 49.24 B ATOM 1834 CB ALA B 119 −60.323 37.916−38.343 1.00 48.04 B ATOM 1835 C ALA B 119 −59.339 35.674 −37.793 1.0050.65 B ATOM 1836 O ALA B 119 −59.884 34.667 −38.270 1.00 51.27 B ATOM1837 N VAL B 120 −58.016 35.795 −37.691 1.00 49.50 B ATOM 1838 CA VAL B120 −57.130 34.727 −38.130 1.00 50.37 B ATOM 1839 CB VAL B 120 −55.65735.188 −38.178 1.00 49.79 B ATOM 1840 CG1 VAL B 120 −54.746 33.979−38.348 1.00 47.60 B ATOM 1841 CG2 VAL B 120 −55.455 36.190 −39.315 1.0047.48 B ATOM 1842 C VAL B 120 −57.235 33.546 −37.170 1.00 52.26 B ATOM1843 O VAL B 120 −57.177 32.377 −37.582 1.00 51.97 B ATOM 1844 N LYS B121 −57.382 33.855 −35.883 1.00 53.62 B ATOM 1845 CA LYS B 121 −57.50132.811 −34.875 1.00 54.59 B ATOM 1846 CB LYS B 121 −57.508 33.413−33.475 1.00 54.64 B ATOM 1847 CG LYS B 121 −56.148 33.911 −33.017 1.0058.06 B ATOM 1848 CD LYS B 121 −56.232 34.584 −31.650 1.00 60.35 B ATOM1849 CE LYS B 121 −54.864 35.021 −31.140 1.00 60.35 B ATOM 1850 NZ LYS B121 −53.990 33.861 −30.842 1.00 61.51 B ATOM 1851 C LYS B 121 −58.76932.005 −35.108 1.00 55.58 B ATOM 1852 O LYS B 121 −58.744 30.780 −35.0651.00 55.57 B ATOM 1853 N LYS B 122 −59.876 32.689 −35.378 1.00 56.77 BATOM 1854 CA LYS B 122 −61.140 31.997 −35.618 1.00 58.18 B ATOM 1855 CBLYS B 122 −62.275 33.014 −35.811 1.00 60.88 B ATOM 1856 CG LYS B 122−62.628 33.807 −34.545 1.00 63.85 B ATOM 1857 CD LYS B 122 −63.78534.770 −34.784 1.00 67.04 B ATOM 1858 CE LYS B 122 −65.079 34.020−35.089 1.00 70.23 B ATOM 1859 NZ LYS B 122 −66.260 34.925 −35.259 1.0071.84 B ATOM 1860 C LYS B 122 −61.036 31.078 −36.835 1.00 57.34 B ATOM1861 O LYS B 122 −61.588 29.975 −36.846 1.00 57.39 B ATOM 1862 N TYR B123 −60.316 31.540 −37.852 1.00 55.98 B ATOM 1863 CA TYR B 123 −60.11730.774 −39.080 1.00 54.34 B ATOM 1864 CB TYR B 123 −59.252 31.593−40.050 1.00 54.18 B ATOM 1865 CG TYR B 123 −58.689 30.830 −41.226 1.0053.30 B ATOM 1866 CD1 TYR B 123 −59.524 30.175 −42.130 1.00 53.39 B ATOM1867 CE1 TYR B 123 −59.001 29.474 −43.217 1.00 53.48 B ATOM 1868 CD2 TYRB 123 −57.315 30.767 −41.436 1.00 53.09 B ATOM 1869 CE2 TYR B 123−56.781 30.069 −42.518 1.00 53.78 B ATOM 1870 CZ TYR B 123 −57.62729.426 −43.404 1.00 53.93 B ATOM 1871 OH TYR B 123 −57.097 28.736−44.471 1.00 52.16 B ATOM 1872 C TYR B 123 −59.458 29.430 −38.773 1.0053.07 B ATOM 1873 O TYR B 123 −59.994 28.369 −39.100 1.00 51.67 B ATOM1874 N PHE B 124 −58.296 29.487 −38.133 1.00 52.86 B ATOM 1875 CA PHE B124 −57.555 28.283 −37.775 1.00 53.45 B ATOM 1876 CB PHE B 124 −56.20028.665 −37.186 1.00 50.18 B ATOM 1877 CG PHE B 124 −55.177 29.018−38.228 1.00 48.40 B ATOM 1878 CD1 PHE B 124 −54.460 28.019 −38.880 1.0043.87 B ATOM 1879 CD2 PHE B 124 −54.958 30.345 −38.590 1.00 46.73 B ATOM1880 CE1 PHE B 124 −53.553 28.327 −39.865 1.00 41.12 B ATOM 1881 CE2 PHEB 124 −54.040 30.659 −39.587 1.00 44.49 B ATOM 1882 CZ PHE B 124 −53.33829.641 −40.223 1.00 41.38 B ATOM 1883 C PHE B 124 −58.336 27.440 −36.7961.00 55.05 B ATOM 1884 O PHE B 124 −58.134 26.234 −36.695 1.00 54.37 BATOM 1885 N GLN B 125 −59.238 28.094 −36.076 1.00 59.25 B ATOM 1886 CAGLN B 125 −60.081 27.421 −35.106 1.00 60.57 B ATOM 1887 CB GLN B 125−60.883 28.445 −34.307 1.00 64.50 B ATOM 1888 CG GLN B 125 −61.75927.839 −33.227 1.00 70.78 B ATOM 1889 CD GLN B 125 −60.960 27.038−32.212 1.00 74.51 B ATOM 1890 OE1 GLN B 125 −60.071 27.575 −31.540 1.0076.71 B ATOM 1891 NE2 GLN B 125 −61.272 25.744 −32.095 1.00 75.37 B ATOM1892 C GLN B 125 −61.014 26.525 −35.894 1.00 59.74 B ATOM 1893 O GLN B125 −61.124 25.336 −35.608 1.00 60.48 B ATOM 1894 N ARG B 126 −61.67227.096 −36.901 1.00 58.55 B ATOM 1895 CA ARG B 126 −62.591 26.332−37.740 1.00 58.45 B ATOM 1896 CB ARG B 126 −63.192 27.230 −38.819 1.0058.22 B ATOM 1897 CG ARG B 126 −64.322 28.135 −38.334 1.00 56.82 B ATOM1898 CD ARG B 126 −64.632 29.227 −39.348 1.00 55.96 B ATOM 1899 NE ARG B126 −64.100 30.523 −38.925 1.00 56.75 B ATOM 1900 CZ ARG B 126 −63.49031.379 −39.738 1.00 57.05 B ATOM 1901 NH1 ARG B 126 −63.333 31.072−41.013 1.00 56.86 B ATOM 1902 NH2 ARG B 126 −63.039 32.541 −39.282 1.0057.49 B ATOM 1903 C ARG B 126 −61.874 25.151 −38.384 1.00 59.08 B ATOM1904 O ARG B 126 −62.406 24.043 −38.425 1.00 58.89 B ATOM 1905 N ILE B127 −60.667 25.396 −38.888 1.00 59.70 B ATOM 1906 CA ILE B 127 −59.86224.351 −39.514 1.00 59.95 B ATOM 1907 CB ILE B 127 −58.472 24.891−39.914 1.00 59.73 B ATOM 1908 CG2 ILE B 127 −57.508 23.745 −40.190 1.0057.13 B ATOM 1909 CG1 ILE B 127 −58.609 25.809 −41.126 1.00 60.37 B ATOM1910 CD1 ILE B 127 −57.338 26.563 −41.468 1.00 62.06 B ATOM 1911 C ILE B127 −59.675 23.199 −38.538 1.00 60.89 B ATOM 1912 O ILE B 127 −59.90422.041 −38.884 1.00 60.80 B ATOM 1913 N THR B 128 −59.264 23.543 −37.3191.00 61.84 B ATOM 1914 CA THR B 128 −59.012 22.583 −36.241 1.00 63.43 BATOM 1915 CB THR B 128 −58.598 23.320 −34.940 1.00 64.67 B ATOM 1916 OG1THR B 128 −57.481 24.172 −35.212 1.00 67.07 B ATOM 1917 CG2 THR B 128−58.204 22.331 −33.853 1.00 65.28 B ATOM 1918 C THR B 128 −60.209 21.690−35.918 1.00 63.22 B ATOM 1919 O THR B 128 −60.045 20.515 −35.585 1.0061.95 B ATOM 1920 N LEU B 129 −61.407 22.256 −36.008 1.00 64.24 B ATOM1921 CA LEU B 129 −62.630 21.524 −35.716 1.00 66.29 B ATOM 1922 CB LEU B129 −63.771 22.505 −35.454 1.00 66.59 B ATOM 1923 CG LEU B 129 −64.72222.138 −34.313 1.00 67.84 B ATOM 1924 CD1 LEU B 129 −65.736 23.255−34.140 1.00 67.06 B ATOM 1925 CD2 LEU B 129 −65.409 20.796 −34.595 1.0067.62 B ATOM 1926 C LEU B 129 −62.986 20.619 −36.886 1.00 68.37 B ATOM1927 O LEU B 129 −63.672 19.613 −36.720 1.00 70.05 B ATOM 1928 N TYR B130 −62.530 20.994 −38.077 1.00 69.17 B ATOM 1929 CA TYR B 130 −62.78020.208 −39.273 1.00 68.74 B ATOM 1930 CB TYR B 130 −62.296 20.973−40.507 1.00 69.94 B ATOM 1931 CG TYR B 130 −62.397 20.200 −41.803 1.0071.43 B ATOM 1932 CD1 TYR B 130 −63.627 19.990 −42.425 1.00 71.95 B ATOM1933 CE1 TYR B 130 −63.719 19.273 −43.624 1.00 72.25 B ATOM 1934 CD2 TYRB 130 −61.258 19.671 −42.409 1.00 72.21 B ATOM 1935 CE2 TYR B 130−61.340 18.950 −43.607 1.00 72.56 B ATOM 1936 CZ TYR B 130 −62.57118.756 −44.207 1.00 72.07 B ATOM 1937 OH TYR B 130 −62.649 18.044−45.383 1.00 71.77 B ATOM 1938 C TYR B 130 −61.996 18.911 −39.115 1.0069.00 B ATOM 1939 O TYR B 130 −62.556 17.821 −39.175 1.00 68.44 B ATOM1940 N LEU B 131 −60.691 19.044 −38.896 1.00 68.64 B ATOM 1941 CA LEU B131 −59.821 17.890 −38.724 1.00 68.04 B ATOM 1942 CB LEU B 131 −58.42218.345 −38.310 1.00 66.02 B ATOM 1943 CG LEU B 131 −57.471 18.856−39.391 1.00 65.04 B ATOM 1944 CD1 LEU B 131 −56.264 19.481 −38.719 1.0063.94 B ATOM 1945 CD2 LEU B 131 −57.043 17.716 −40.313 1.00 63.38 B ATOM1946 C LEU B 131 −60.347 16.891 −37.698 1.00 68.93 B ATOM 1947 O LEU B131 −60.523 15.714 −38.006 1.00 68.61 B ATOM 1948 N THR B 132 −60.59417.363 −36.478 1.00 70.61 B ATOM 1949 CA THR B 132 −61.083 16.495−35.406 1.00 71.92 B ATOM 1950 CB THR B 132 −60.841 17.131 −34.008 1.0071.89 B ATOM 1951 OG1 THR B 132 −61.250 16.214 −32.987 1.00 70.43 B ATOM1952 CG2 THR B 132 −61.623 18.429 −33.860 1.00 72.59 B ATOM 1953 C THR B132 −62.565 16.161 −35.562 1.00 72.74 B ATOM 1954 O THR B 132 −63.17015.549 −34.683 1.00 73.16 B ATOM 1955 N GLY B 133 −63.141 16.576 −36.6871.00 73.71 B ATOM 1956 CA GLY B 133 −64.539 16.301 −36.968 1.00 73.91 BATOM 1957 C GLY B 133 −64.582 15.208 −38.019 1.00 74.32 B ATOM 1958 OGLY B 133 −65.606 14.556 −38.236 1.00 74.32 B ATOM 1959 N LYS B 134−63.442 15.015 −38.676 1.00 74.07 B ATOM 1960 CA LYS B 134 −63.29614.001 −39.708 1.00 73.57 B ATOM 1961 CB LYS B 134 −62.847 14.629−41.028 1.00 72.93 B ATOM 1962 CG LYS B 134 −63.976 14.926 −42.004 1.0073.33 B ATOM 1963 CD LYS B 134 −64.905 16.035 −41.525 1.00 74.01 B ATOM1964 CE LYS B 134 −65.972 16.349 −42.583 1.00 74.15 B ATOM 1965 NZ LYS B134 −66.745 17.600 −42.317 1.00 72.79 B ATOM 1966 C LYS B 134 −62.28212.962 −39.262 1.00 73.93 B ATOM 1967 O LYS B 134 −61.676 12.278 −40.0821.00 72.76 B ATOM 1968 N LYS B 135 −62.093 12.867 −37.951 1.00 75.07 BATOM 1969 CA LYS B 135 −61.184 11.890 −37.367 1.00 76.77 B ATOM 1970 CBLYS B 135 −61.808 10.496 −37.485 1.00 77.37 B ATOM 1971 CG LYS B 135−63.245 10.428 −36.990 1.00 78.83 B ATOM 1972 CD LYS B 135 −63.856 9.057−37.231 1.00 81.28 B ATOM 1973 CE LYS B 135 −63.278 8.000 −36.295 1.0083.54 B ATOM 1974 NZ LYS B 135 −63.708 8.200 −34.876 1.00 84.34 B ATOM1975 C LYS B 135 −59.773 11.878 −37.967 1.00 77.31 B ATOM 1976 O LYS B135 −59.174 10.815 −38.135 1.00 78.04 B ATOM 1977 N TYR B 136 −59.24613.056 −38.283 1.00 77.23 B ATOM 1978 CA TYR B 136 −57.902 13.181−38.845 1.00 76.63 B ATOM 1979 CB TYR B 136 −56.861 12.989 −37.748 1.0078.09 B ATOM 1980 CG TYR B 136 −57.053 13.907 −36.564 1.00 82.10 B ATOM1981 CD1 TYR B 136 −58.076 13.685 −35.638 1.00 83.03 B ATOM 1982 CE1 TYRB 136 −58.244 14.522 −34.529 1.00 84.37 B ATOM 1983 CD2 TYR B 136−56.204 14.992 −36.359 1.00 83.46 B ATOM 1984 CE2 TYR B 136 −56.36215.837 −35.255 1.00 85.30 B ATOM 1985 CZ TYR B 136 −57.382 15.596−34.341 1.00 85.81 B ATOM 1986 OH TYR B 136 −57.524 16.419 −33.237 1.0085.88 B ATOM 1987 C TYR B 136 −57.615 12.202 −39.980 1.00 75.70 B ATOM1988 O TYR B 136 −56.528 11.625 −40.057 1.00 74.43 B ATOM 1989 N SER B137 −58.592 12.039 −40.867 1.00 75.24 B ATOM 1990 CA SER B 137 −58.47711.131 −42.001 1.00 74.25 B ATOM 1991 CB SER B 137 −59.860 10.845−42.580 1.00 73.68 B ATOM 1992 OG SER B 137 −60.451 12.033 −43.072 1.0073.31 B ATOM 1993 C SER B 137 −57.578 11.668 −43.106 1.00 74.57 B ATOM1994 O SER B 137 −57.476 12.880 −43.312 1.00 73.85 B ATOM 1995 N PRO B138 −56.921 10.758 −43.842 1.00 74.56 B ATOM 1996 CD PRO B 138 −56.9849.296 −43.668 1.00 74.19 B ATOM 1997 CA PRO B 138 −56.021 11.103 −44.9401.00 74.13 B ATOM 1998 CB PRO B 138 −55.832 9.771 −45.643 1.00 73.66 BATOM 1999 CG PRO B 138 −55.810 8.822 −44.486 1.00 73.91 B ATOM 2000 CPRO B 138 −56.579 12.177 −45.859 1.00 74.15 B ATOM 2001 O PRO B 138−55.832 13.016 −46.362 1.00 74.48 B ATOM 2002 N CYS B 139 −57.887 12.156−46.081 1.00 74.19 B ATOM 2003 CA CYS B 139 −58.488 13.163 −46.943 1.0075.46 B ATOM 2004 C CYS B 139 −58.702 14.457 −46.178 1.00 74.04 B ATOM2005 O CYS B 139 −58.472 15.545 −46.705 1.00 73.77 B ATOM 2006 CB CYS B139 −59.814 12.665 −47.538 1.00 79.16 B ATOM 2007 SG CYS B 139 −59.60011.373 −48.809 1.00 82.68 B ATOM 2008 N ALA B 140 −59.136 14.342 −44.9301.00 72.55 B ATOM 2009 CA ALA B 140 −59.346 15.529 −44.115 1.00 71.12 BATOM 2010 CB ALA B 140 −59.704 15.128 −42.704 1.00 71.98 B ATOM 2011 CALA B 140 −58.063 16.364 −44.117 1.00 70.40 B ATOM 2012 O ALA B 140−58.104 17.576 −44.354 1.00 70.21 B ATOM 2013 N TRP B 141 −56.929 15.706−43.862 1.00 68.06 B ATOM 2014 CA TRP B 141 −55.630 16.379 −43.839 1.0066.09 B ATOM 2015 CB TRP B 141 −54.511 15.405 −43.429 1.00 65.31 B ATOM2016 CG TRP B 141 −54.188 15.447 −41.954 1.00 64.66 B ATOM 2017 CD2 TRPB 141 −53.698 16.570 −41.215 1.00 63.91 B ATOM 2018 CE2 TRP B 141−53.587 16.171 −39.868 1.00 63.61 B ATOM 2019 CE3 TRP B 141 −53.33317.879 −41.564 1.00 63.30 B ATOM 2020 CD1 TRP B 141 −54.351 14.438−41.046 1.00 64.31 B ATOM 2021 NE1 TRP B 141 −53.995 14.864 −39.793 1.0063.47 B ATOM 2022 CZ2 TRP B 141 −53.140 17.031 −38.864 1.00 63.01 B ATOM2023 CZ3 TRP B 141 −52.887 18.735 −40.566 1.00 63.15 B ATOM 2024 CH2 TRPB 141 −52.792 18.305 −39.231 1.00 62.58 B ATOM 2025 C TRP B 141 −55.29316.999 −45.190 1.00 65.08 B ATOM 2026 O TRP B 141 −54.775 18.118 −45.2631.00 64.05 B ATOM 2027 N GLU B 142 −55.592 16.268 −46.259 1.00 63.17 BATOM 2028 CA GLU B 142 −55.324 16.750 −47.603 1.00 60.88 B ATOM 2029 CBGLU B 142 −55.801 15.725 −48.635 1.00 59.86 B ATOM 2030 CG GLU B 142−55.595 16.126 −50.094 1.00 58.69 B ATOM 2031 CD GLU B 142 −54.17616.583 −50.414 1.00 57.82 B ATOM 2032 OE1 GLU B 142 −53.198 15.912−50.004 1.00 58.06 B ATOM 2033 OE2 GLU B 142 −54.045 17.617 −51.096 1.0054.99 B ATOM 2034 C GLU B 142 −56.005 18.092 −47.825 1.00 60.14 B ATOM2035 O GLU B 142 −55.367 19.042 −48.265 1.00 61.06 B ATOM 2036 N VAL B143 −57.288 18.184 −47.505 1.00 58.83 B ATOM 2037 CA VAL B 143 −58.00619.437 −47.692 1.00 60.46 B ATOM 2038 CB VAL B 143 −59.473 19.312−47.217 1.00 63.38 B ATOM 2039 CG1 VAL B 143 −60.189 20.652 −47.353 1.0064.93 B ATOM 2040 CG2 VAL B 143 −60.194 18.259 −48.044 1.00 62.82 B ATOM2041 C VAL B 143 −57.324 20.584 −46.937 1.00 60.05 B ATOM 2042 O VAL B143 −57.199 21.703 −47.453 1.00 60.09 B ATOM 2043 N VAL B 144 −56.88120.301 −45.716 1.00 58.84 B ATOM 2044 CA VAL B 144 −56.207 21.307−44.905 1.00 56.80 B ATOM 2045 CB VAL B 144 −55.901 20.779 −43.475 1.0056.37 B ATOM 2046 CG1 VAL B 144 −54.933 21.720 −42.756 1.00 53.83 B ATOM2047 CG2 VAL B 144 −57.195 20.655 −42.688 1.00 53.78 B ATOM 2048 C VAL B144 −54.907 21.723 −45.570 1.00 55.71 B ATOM 2049 O VAL B 144 −54.58022.907 −45.619 1.00 56.30 B ATOM 2050 N ARG B 145 −54.166 20.748 −46.0831.00 54.57 B ATOM 2051 CA ARG B 145 −52.904 21.039 −46.746 1.00 53.98 BATOM 2052 CB ARG B 145 −52.290 19.755 −47.301 1.00 54.48 B ATOM 2053 CGARG B 145 −50.776 19.805 −47.398 1.00 57.53 B ATOM 2054 CD ARG B 145−50.189 18.656 −48.226 1.00 59.32 B ATOM 2055 NE ARG B 145 −50.00719.028 −49.627 1.00 60.85 B ATOM 2056 CZ ARG B 145 −51.000 19.146−50.497 1.00 61.21 B ATOM 2057 NH1 ARG B 145 −52.245 18.912 −50.113 1.0063.40 B ATOM 2058 NH2 ARG B 145 −50.750 19.516 −51.741 1.00 61.96 B ATOM2059 C ARG B 145 −53.163 22.034 −47.884 1.00 53.44 B ATOM 2060 O ARG B145 −52.508 23.072 −47.982 1.00 51.98 B ATOM 2061 N ALA B 146 −54.14121.724 −48.729 1.00 52.37 B ATOM 2062 CA ALA B 146 −54.474 22.596−49.844 1.00 52.73 B ATOM 2063 CB ALA B 146 −55.476 21.927 −50.752 1.0053.23 B ATOM 2064 C ALA B 146 −55.013 23.937 −49.375 1.00 52.70 B ATOM2065 O ALA B 146 −54.678 24.964 −49.964 1.00 53.35 B ATOM 2066 N GLU B147 −55.841 23.937 −48.328 1.00 52.05 B ATOM 2067 CA GLU B 147 −56.40125.191 −47.799 1.00 51.29 B ATOM 2068 CB GLU B 147 −57.351 24.913−46.626 1.00 52.80 B ATOM 2069 CG GLU B 147 −57.846 26.161 −45.865 1.0056.59 B ATOM 2070 CD GLU B 147 −58.780 27.066 −46.685 1.00 60.42 B ATOM2071 OE1 GLU B 147 −59.760 26.554 −47.274 1.00 63.21 B ATOM 2072 OE2 GLUB 147 −58.546 28.294 −46.732 1.00 61.56 B ATOM 2073 C GLU B 147 −55.29526.129 −47.325 1.00 50.23 B ATOM 2074 O GLU B 147 −55.338 27.332 −47.5751.00 48.90 B ATOM 2075 N ILE B 148 −54.308 25.561 −46.638 1.00 49.88 BATOM 2076 CA ILE B 148 −53.187 26.320 −46.099 1.00 48.21 B ATOM 2077 CBILE B 148 −52.368 25.443 −45.110 1.00 47.14 B ATOM 2078 CG2 ILE B 148−51.030 26.118 −44.755 1.00 44.12 B ATOM 2079 CG1 ILE B 148 −53.22325.162 −43.870 1.00 44.09 B ATOM 2080 CD1 ILE B 148 −53.734 26.429−43.164 1.00 42.93 B ATOM 2081 C ILE B 148 −52.292 26.883 −47.196 1.0048.42 B ATOM 2082 O ILE B 148 −51.653 27.925 −47.014 1.00 47.29 B ATOM2083 N MET B 149 −52.243 26.199 −48.335 1.00 49.13 B ATOM 2084 CA MET B149 −51.442 26.686 −49.452 1.00 51.23 B ATOM 2085 CB MET B 149 −51.23025.600 −50.494 1.00 51.00 B ATOM 2086 CG MET B 149 −49.910 24.895−50.350 1.00 53.30 B ATOM 2087 SD MET B 149 −49.527 23.955 −51.813 1.0056.01 B ATOM 2088 CE MET B 149 −50.453 22.505 −51.485 1.00 54.85 B ATOM2089 C MET B 149 −52.176 27.855 −50.082 1.00 51.95 B ATOM 2090 O MET B149 −51.568 28.851 −50.492 1.00 52.45 B ATOM 2091 N ARG B 150 −53.49527.724 −50.150 1.00 51.47 B ATOM 2092 CA ARG B 150 −54.333 28.767−50.707 1.00 52.51 B ATOM 2093 CB ARG B 150 −55.790 28.312 −50.658 1.0055.92 B ATOM 2094 CG ARG B 150 −56.784 29.125 −51.454 1.00 60.87 B ATOM2095 CD ARG B 150 −58.038 28.271 −51.662 1.00 67.39 B ATOM 2096 NE ARG B150 −59.207 29.025 −52.117 1.00 73.67 B ATOM 2097 CZ ARG B 150 −59.23129.827 −53.180 1.00 76.78 B ATOM 2098 NH1 ARG B 150 −58.140 30.001−53.922 1.00 78.58 B ATOM 2099 NH2 ARG B 150 −60.354 30.456 −53.506 1.0077.37 B ATOM 2100 C ARG B 150 −54.109 30.009 −49.851 1.00 51.57 B ATOM2101 O ARG B 150 −53.689 31.046 −50.355 1.00 52.44 B ATOM 2102 N SER B151 −54.354 29.887 −48.549 1.00 50.14 B ATOM 2103 CA SER B 151 −54.16830.999 −47.633 1.00 49.46 B ATOM 2104 CB SER B 151 −54.458 30.559−46.207 1.00 48.27 B ATOM 2105 OG SER B 151 −55.742 29.986 −46.112 1.0048.71 B ATOM 2106 C SER B 151 −52.760 31.574 −47.705 1.00 50.79 B ATOM2107 O SER B 151 −52.584 32.791 −47.687 1.00 50.33 B ATOM 2108 N PHE B152 −51.749 30.716 −47.778 1.00 52.18 B ATOM 2109 CA PHE B 152 −50.38031.225 −47.861 1.00 55.34 B ATOM 2110 CB PHE B 152 −49.365 30.087−47.739 1.00 55.53 B ATOM 2111 CG PHE B 152 −48.768 29.954 −46.366 1.0054.12 B ATOM 2112 CD1 PHE B 152 −49.502 29.406 −45.320 1.00 54.49 B ATOM2113 CD2 PHE B 152 −47.476 30.391 −46.114 1.00 53.65 B ATOM 2114 CE1 PHEB 152 −48.954 29.297 −44.039 1.00 53.70 B ATOM 2115 CE2 PHE B 152−46.925 30.286 −44.834 1.00 55.29 B ATOM 2116 CZ PHE B 152 −47.66829.737 −43.799 1.00 53.15 B ATOM 2117 C PHE B 152 −50.095 32.024 −49.1451.00 55.94 B ATOM 2118 O PHE B 152 −49.423 33.062 −49.115 1.00 54.62 BATOM 2119 N ALA B 153 −50.603 31.541 −50.271 1.00 57.38 B ATOM 2120 CAALA B 153 −50.381 32.238 −51.526 1.00 59.97 B ATOM 2121 CB ALA B 153−50.910 31.408 −52.700 1.00 59.69 B ATOM 2122 C ALA B 153 −51.083 33.587−51.460 1.00 61.25 B ATOM 2123 O ALA B 153 −50.514 34.607 −51.841 1.0062.94 B ATOM 2124 N LEU B 154 −52.312 33.588 −50.953 1.00 62.12 B ATOM2125 CA LEU B 154 −53.112 34.804 −50.833 1.00 63.13 B ATOM 2126 CB LEU B154 −54.510 34.437 −50.340 1.00 60.76 B ATOM 2127 CG LEU B 154 −55.36033.639 −51.331 1.00 59.42 B ATOM 2128 CD1 LEU B 154 −56.627 33.136−50.660 1.00 58.68 B ATOM 2129 CD2 LEU B 154 −55.698 34.523 −52.513 1.0057.64 B ATOM 2130 C LEU B 154 −52.518 35.899 −49.932 1.00 65.86 B ATOM2131 O LEU B 154 −52.951 37.052 −49.982 1.00 65.99 B ATOM 2132 N SER B155 −51.525 35.546 −49.121 1.00 68.63 B ATOM 2133 CA SER B 155 −50.89936.509 −48.219 1.00 71.66 B ATOM 2134 CB SER B 155 −50.675 35.871−46.845 1.00 71.59 B ATOM 2135 OG SER B 155 −49.726 34.820 −46.920 1.0071.04 B ATOM 2136 C SER B 155 −49.562 37.032 −48.750 1.00 74.34 B ATOM2137 O SER B 155 −48.873 37.802 −48.071 1.00 74.13 B ATOM 2138 N THR B156 −49.193 36.611 −49.958 1.00 76.74 B ATOM 2139 CA THR B 156 −47.93037.037 −50.556 1.00 78.25 B ATOM 2140 CB THR B 156 −47.659 36.302−51.909 1.00 78.41 B ATOM 2141 OG1 THR B 156 −48.703 36.602 −52.847 1.0078.59 B ATOM 2142 CG2 THR B 156 −47.600 34.791 −51.697 1.00 77.83 B ATOM2143 C THR B 156 −47.930 38.547 −50.784 1.00 78.96 B ATOM 2144 O THR B156 −46.955 39.233 −50.479 1.00 77.97 B ATOM 2145 N ASN B 157 −49.03539.062 −51.313 1.00 80.60 B ATOM 2146 CA ASN B 157 −49.146 40.489−51.576 1.00 82.39 B ATOM 2147 CB ASN B 157 −50.574 40.847 −52.011 1.0083.54 B ATOM 2148 CG ASN B 157 −50.923 40.286 −53.382 1.00 85.98 B ATOM2149 OD1 ASN B 157 −50.166 40.449 −54.344 1.00 86.88 B ATOM 2150 ND2 ASNB 157 −52.075 39.628 −53.481 1.00 87.40 B ATOM 2151 C ASN B 157 −48.75241.307 −50.351 1.00 82.41 B ATOM 2152 O ASN B 157 −48.015 42.290 −50.4591.00 83.08 B ATOM 2153 N LEU B 158 −49.234 40.889 −49.185 1.00 81.77 BATOM 2154 CA LEU B 158 −48.936 41.585 −47.941 1.00 80.56 B ATOM 2155 CBLEU B 158 −49.732 40.974 −46.785 1.00 80.09 B ATOM 2156 CG LEU B 158−50.412 41.950 −45.821 1.00 79.10 B ATOM 2157 CD1 LEU B 158 −51.45242.765 −46.569 1.00 79.09 B ATOM 2158 CD2 LEU B 158 −51.078 41.183−44.702 1.00 79.49 B ATOM 2159 C LEU B 158 −47.447 41.501 −47.647 1.0080.15 B ATOM 2160 O LEU B 158 −46.772 42.520 −47.568 1.00 80.43 B ATOM2161 N GLN B 159 −46.935 40.286 −47.494 1.00 80.14 B ATOM 2162 CA GLN B159 −45.519 40.095 −47.210 1.00 81.12 B ATOM 2163 CB GLN B 159 −45.17138.603 −47.275 1.00 81.69 B ATOM 2164 CG GLN B 159 −45.683 37.807−46.067 1.00 83.74 B ATOM 2165 CD GLN B 159 −45.782 36.306 −46.320 1.0084.02 B ATOM 2166 OE1 GLN B 159 −46.586 35.853 −47.141 1.00 84.95 B ATOM2167 NE2 GLN B 159 −44.969 35.531 −45.611 1.00 81.86 B ATOM 2168 C GLN B159 −44.662 40.899 −48.189 1.00 81.34 B ATOM 2169 O GLN B 159 −43.62741.459 −47.813 1.00 80.91 B ATOM 2170 N GLY B 160 −45.115 40.973 −49.4381.00 81.50 B ATOM 2171 CA GLY B 160 −44.389 41.716 −50.453 1.00 82.03 BATOM 2172 C GLY B 160 −44.444 43.224 −50.261 1.00 82.52 B ATOM 2173 OGLY B 160 −43.401 43.875 −50.197 1.00 83.21 B ATOM 2174 N ALA B 161−45.652 43.783 −50.174 1.00 82.63 B ATOM 2175 CA ALA B 161 −45.83245.225 −49.989 1.00 82.61 B ATOM 2176 CB ALA B 161 −47.318 45.575−49.991 1.00 81.89 B ATOM 2177 C ALA B 161 −45.193 45.672 −48.681 1.0082.81 B ATOM 2178 O ALA B 161 −44.989 46.865 −48.444 1.00 82.18 B ATOM2179 N LEU B 162 −44.892 44.691 −47.836 1.00 83.61 B ATOM 2180 CA LEU B162 −44.262 44.918 −46.542 1.00 83.73 B ATOM 2181 CB LEU B 162 −44.56943.741 −45.608 1.00 81.75 B ATOM 2182 CG LEU B 162 −44.375 43.877−44.097 1.00 80.23 B ATOM 2183 CD1 LEU B 162 −44.889 42.617 −43.433 1.0079.72 B ATOM 2184 CD2 LEU B 162 −42.912 44.096 −43.755 1.00 80.03 B ATOM2185 C LEU B 162 −42.760 45.014 −46.802 1.00 84.64 B ATOM 2186 O LEU B162 −42.053 45.804 −46.167 1.00 84.99 B ATOM 2187 N GLY B 163 −42.28844.206 −47.752 1.00 84.65 B ATOM 2188 CA GLY B 163 −40.881 44.207−48.107 1.00 84.77 B ATOM 2189 C GLY B 163 −40.469 45.480 −48.828 1.0085.10 B ATOM 2190 O GLY B 163 −39.592 46.201 −48.300 1.00 84.53 B ATOM2191 OXT GLY B 163 −41.021 45.762 −49.918 1.00 84.32 B ATOM 2192 S CXS $1001 −37.007 7.286 −12.909 1.00 89.60 $ ATOM 2193 O1 CXS $ 1001 −37.7227.642 −11.758 1.00 90.92 $ ATOM 2194 O2 CXS $ 1001 −37.206 7.283 −14.3301.00 90.52 $ ATOM 2195 O3 CXS $ 1001 −35.476 7.404 −12.678 1.00 90.21 $ATOM 2196 C1 CXS $ 1001 −36.878 9.113 −13.140 1.00 86.35 $ ATOM 2197 C2CXS $ 1001 −38.280 9.714 −13.449 1.00 82.21 $ ATOM 2198 C3 CXS $ 1001−38.308 11.211 −13.660 1.00 78.87 $ ATOM 2199 N CXS $ 1001 −39.73011.610 −13.907 1.00 74.83 $ ATOM 2200 C4 CXS $ 1001 −39.806 13.069−14.118 1.00 72.04 $ ATOM 2201 C5 CXS $ 1001 −38.946 13.813 −13.094 1.0071.28 $ ATOM 2202 C6 CXS $ 1001 −38.989 15.336 −13.308 1.00 70.38 $ ATOM2203 C7 CXS $ 1001 −38.608 15.704 −14.767 1.00 70.92 $ ATOM 2204 C8 CXS$ 1001 −39.501 14.945 −15.785 1.00 69.52 $ ATOM 2205 C9 CXS $ 1001−39.379 13.417 −15.567 1.00 71.02 $ ATOM 2206 S CXS $ 1002 −33.17231.213 −33.664 1.00 59.12 $ ATOM 2207 O1 CXS $ 1002 −33.303 31.719−34.982 1.00 61.00 $ ATOM 2208 O2 CXS $ 1002 −31.915 30.813 −33.130 1.0059.84 $ ATOM 2209 O3 CXS $ 1002 −33.679 32.294 −32.738 1.00 61.33 $ ATOM2210 C1 CXS $ 1002 −34.407 29.954 −33.375 1.00 56.21 $ ATOM 2211 C2 CXS$ 1002 −34.146 28.753 −34.253 1.00 51.82 $ ATOM 2212 C3 CXS $ 1002−35.236 27.757 −33.951 1.00 52.23 $ ATOM 2213 N CXS $ 1002 −35.09826.561 −34.782 1.00 53.07 $ ATOM 2214 C4 CXS $ 1002 −36.180 25.616−34.422 1.00 50.12 $ ATOM 2215 C5 CXS $ 1002 −37.574 26.289 −34.439 1.0047.85 $ ATOM 2216 C6 CXS $ 1002 −38.645 25.266 −34.045 1.00 47.93 $ ATOM2217 C7 CXS $ 1002 −38.644 24.095 −35.046 1.00 49.65 $ ATOM 2218 C8 CXS$ 1002 −37.263 23.410 −35.077 1.00 49.27 $ ATOM 2219 C9 CXS $ 1002−36.157 24.435 −35.413 1.00 50.51 $ ATOM 2220 O HOH S 1 −55.089 30.721−29.788 1.00 42.32 S ATOM 2221 O HOH S 2 −51.354 16.117 −54.214 1.0066.49 S ATOM 2222 O HOH S 3 −35.292 43.228 −45.412 1.00 70.66 S ATOM2223 O HOH S 6 −36.194 33.341 −31.023 1.00 62.49 S ATOM 2224 O HOH S 8−42.460 34.031 −31.211 1.00 52.51 S ATOM 2225 O HOH S 11 −51.117 14.500−24.316 1.00 63.19 S ATOM 2226 O HOH S 13 −34.186 35.241 −31.749 1.0069.73 S ATOM 2227 O HOH S 14 −46.886 23.354 −15.063 1.00 62.91 S ATOM2228 O HOH S 15 −67.379 16.745 −38.051 1.00 74.92 S ATOM 2229 O HOH S 16−48.149 52.600 −41.809 1.00 65.55 S ATOM 2230 O HOH S 20 −37.533 46.814−44.158 1.00 63.62 S ATOM 2231 O HOH S 23 −26.090 20.564 −40.954 1.0064.92 S ATOM 2232 O HOH S 33 −66.641 27.143 −35.990 1.00 64.70 S ATOM2233 O HOH S 34 −34.278 43.389 −42.980 1.00 66.36 S ATOM 2234 O HOH S 35−40.575 14.233 −23.786 1.00 68.23 S ATOM 2235 O HOH S 36 −26.941 28.813−12.491 1.00 61.13 S ATOM 2236 O HOH S 37 −30.827 27.593 −14.316 1.0059.11 S ATOM 2237 O HOH S 39 −44.040 36.979 −30.178 1.00 56.62 S ATOM2238 O HOH S 40 −33.347 44.688 −11.256 1.00 77.43 S ATOM 2239 O HOH S 42−64.966 36.711 −39.384 1.00 64.46 S ATOM 2240 O HOH S 43 −14.994 28.360−34.554 1.00 79.56 S ATOM 2241 O HOH S 45 −58.115 31.298 −30.300 1.0073.59 S ATOM 2242 O HOH S 46 −36.924 25.549 −50.937 1.00 62.92 S ATOM2243 O HOH S 49 −20.930 37.291 −14.901 1.00 62.70 S ATOM 2244 O HOH S 55−35.088 9.503 −41.169 1.00 56.66 S ATOM 2245 O HOH S 58 −45.523 36.927−10.019 1.00 53.41 S ATOM 2246 O HOH S 60 −24.940 43.426 −34.908 1.0064.11 S ATOM 2247 O HOH S 61 −43.094 16.769 −33.268 1.00 88.80 S ATOM2248 O HOH S 64 −52.392 52.632 −34.025 1.00 92.27 S ATOM 2249 O HOH S 66−14.474 29.522 −20.678 1.00 73.76 S ATOM 2250 O HOH S 67 −61.923 12.568−56.894 1.00 71.78 S ATOM 2251 O HOH S 68 −17.930 11.026 −27.010 1.0057.62 S ATOM 2252 O HOH S 69 −26.009 23.821 −38.215 1.00 56.83 S ATOM2253 O HOH S 70 −34.979 17.848 −41.915 1.00 57.66 S ATOM 2254 O HOH S 73−53.375 25.113 −34.332 1.00 67.17 S ATOM 2255 O HOH S 78 −3.369 14.903−39.536 1.00 76.47 S ATOM 2256 O HOH S 79 −49.809 52.012 −53.024 1.0074.16 S ATOM 2257 O HOH S 80 −52.873 32.569 −23.870 1.00 59.72 S ATOM2258 O HOH S 81 −69.907 24.040 −37.219 1.00 59.30 S ATOM 2259 O HOH S 82−42.669 56.555 −30.390 1.00 65.30 S ATOM 2260 O HOH S 85 −29.842 34.315−33.948 1.00 62.56 S ATOM 2261 O HOH S 96 −54.795 49.118 −60.472 1.0072.94 S ATOM 2262 O HOH S 100 −16.120 34.824 −29.084 1.00 73.72 S ATOM2263 O HOH S 103 −41.801 10.188 −41.652 1.00 59.23 S ATOM 2264 O HOH S108 −72.826 20.167 −44.484 1.00 75.51 S ATOM 2265 O HOH S 111 −31.21025.257 −37.321 1.00 71.53 S ATOM 2266 O HOH S 113 −35.456 11.432 −29.3141.00 64.29 S ATOM 2267 O HOH S 114 −14.615 14.030 −42.236 1.00 64.98 SATOM 2268 O HOH S 116 −30.150 46.628 −35.936 1.00 67.88 S ATOM 2269 OHOH S 117 −33.711 52.716 −21.422 1.00 75.50 S ATOM 2270 O HOH S 122−42.524 31.582 −56.165 1.00 60.35 S ATOM 2271 O HOH S 124 −57.788 19.390−20.057 1.00 80.05 S ATOM 2272 O HOH S 127 −8.352 21.156 −33.703 1.0072.60 S ATOM 2273 O HOH S 131 −65.658 4.703 −48.301 1.00 67.75 S ATOM2274 O HOH S 136 −31.961 29.091 −37.073 1.00 65.98 S ATOM 2275 O HOH S144 −32.295 17.761 −36.053 1.00 61.82 S ATOM 2276 O HOH S 145 −16.09920.782 −27.246 1.00 62.57 S ATOM 2277 O HOH S 152 −40.098 47.171 −61.8671.00 70.18 S ATOM 2278 O HOH S 153 −16.949 16.723 −30.701 1.00 72.82 SATOM 2279 O HOH S 154 −49.102 54.760 −44.857 1.00 74.87 S ATOM 2280 OHOH S 155 −33.241 36.181 −28.893 1.00 53.26 S ATOM 2281 O HOH S 157−28.846 4.566 −28.970 1.00 65.48 S ATOM 2282 O HOH S 159 −18.078 6.979−32.388 1.00 62.25 S ATOM 2283 O HOH S 160 −49.927 12.224 −25.999 1.0083.57 S ATOM 2284 O HOH S 161 −35.384 38.748 −45.921 1.00 78.38 S ATOM2285 O HOH S 164 −19.431 9.631 −42.561 1.00 83.75 S ATOM 2286 O HOH S165 −24.757 7.452 −28.428 1.00 62.83 S ATOM 2287 O HOH S 166 −26.09540.110 −19.029 1.00 71.51 S ATOM 2288 O HOH S 167 −33.517 28.875 −11.9501.00 65.15 S ATOM 2289 O HOH S 169 −23.559 26.637 −34.978 1.00 69.82 SATOM 2290 O HOH S 171 −35.911 32.089 −11.426 1.00 70.81 S ATOM 2291 OHOH S 173 −29.541 39.675 −27.861 1.00 73.58 S ATOM 2292 O HOH S 174−42.366 9.773 −12.564 1.00 75.10 S ATOM 2293 O HOH S 179 −37.615 36.321−6.575 1.00 60.84 S ATOM 2294 O HOH S 185 −37.396 54.966 −35.497 1.0066.51 S ATOM 2295 O HOH S 186 −34.811 40.197 −42.025 1.00 78.57 S ATOM2296 O HOH S 189 −41.472 38.031 −56.357 1.00 76.56 S ATOM 2297 O HOH S193 −31.145 43.929 −38.718 1.00 64.82 S ATOM 2298 O HOH S 197 −44.62137.091 −53.919 1.00 74.57 S ATOM 2299 O HOH S 200 −26.601 47.858 −27.4121.00 73.60 S ATOM 2300 O HOH S 204 −34.070 22.759 −42.394 1.00 64.86 SATOM 2301 O HOH S 206 −56.104 23.451 −54.858 1.00 63.95 S ATOM 2302 OHOH S 207 −42.623 14.939 −36.850 1.00 58.12 S ATOM 2303 O HOH S 215−57.916 20.611 −53.534 1.00 65.65 S ATOM 2304 O HOH S 217 −68.703 19.492−32.308 1.00 66.71 S ATOM 2305 O HOH S 218 −34.288 47.462 −17.190 1.0087.83 S ATOM 2306 O HOH S 219 −47.023 49.480 −49.463 1.00 80.36 S ATOM2307 O HOH S 221 −36.167 35.091 −46.526 1.00 82.36 S ATOM 2308 O HOH S229 −5.120 14.056 −34.382 1.00 80.88 S ATOM 2309 O HOH S 234 −61.10228.009 −56.501 1.00 73.87 S ATOM 2310 O HOH S 236 −50.038 53.208 −31.3791.00 80.66 S ATOM 2311 O HOH S 238 −63.210 5.594 −33.656 1.00 73.31 SATOM 2312 O HOH S 239 −18.979 25.474 −40.262 1.00 65.13 S ATOM 2313 OHOH S 241 −9.247 22.473 −40.473 1.00 62.01 S ATOM 2314 O HOH S 242−23.581 0.874 −22.639 1.00 79.48 S ATOM 2315 O HOH S 244 −37.921 9.795−41.267 1.00 71.07 S ATOM 2316 O HOH S 245 −68.213 16.294 −47.338 1.0066.37 S ATOM 2317 O HOH S 259 −54.297 15.702 −29.864 1.00 69.25 S ATOM2318 O HOH S 260 −53.332 29.741 −10.004 1.00 79.52 S ATOM 2319 O HOH S261 −58.281 47.179 −58.668 1.00 71.63 S ATOM 2320 O HOH S 262 −61.63319.952 −25.923 1.00 74.21 S ATOM 2321 O HOH S 264 −59.854 24.019 −57.4101.00 84.87 S ATOM 2322 O HOH S 265 −34.910 13.726 −35.043 1.00 75.92 SATOM 2323 O HOH S 266 −65.206 −1.041 −22.378 1.00 67.71 S ATOM 2324 OHOH S 267 −30.825 12.386 −15.339 1.00 53.22 S ATOM 2325 O HOH S 268−23.141 25.046 −40.085 1.00 77.62 S ATOM 2326 O HOH S 273 −64.261 24.028−29.410 1.00 61.30 S ATOM 2327 O HOH S 281 −45.175 18.432 −30.051 1.0088.80 S ATOM 2328 O HOH S 285 −44.514 56.451 −43.099 1.00 73.84 S ATOM2329 O HOH S 298 −41.747 37.900 −7.567 1.00 67.96 S ATOM 2330 O HOH S301 −51.187 22.922 −27.202 1.00 59.87 S ATOM 2331 O HOH S 308 −56.69751.798 −45.311 1.00 76.39 S ATOM 2332 O HOH S 310 −30.921 48.271 −19.1301.00 67.15 S ATOM 2333 O HOH S 315 −26.247 3.171 −24.345 1.00 70.11 SATOM 2334 O HOH S 317 −7.989 11.928 −10.219 1.00 69.93 S ATOM 2335 O HOHS 323 −67.469 1.840 −28.352 1.00 73.34 S ATOM 2336 O HOH S 327 −1.5197.683 −30.620 1.00 68.63 S ATOM 2337 O HOH S 330 −13.341 11.540 −27.6891.00 66.95 S ATOM 2338 O HOH S 334 −31.782 46.438 −31.042 1.00 84.75 SATOM 2339 O HOH S 337 −14.963 25.917 −41.978 1.00 64.34 S ATOM 2340 OHOH S 341 −55.975 23.392 −31.423 1.00 74.05 S ATOM 2341 O HOH S 347−30.795 46.682 −44.519 1.00 85.03 S ATOM 2342 O HOH S 348 −40.398 44.400−17.941 1.00 78.54 S ATOM 2343 O HOH S 351 −63.588 34.580 −53.000 1.0064.83 S ATOM 2344 O HOH S 352 −52.859 26.925 −10.393 1.00 76.36 S ATOM2345 O HOH S 360 −66.994 13.614 −58.601 1.00 80.08 S ATOM 2346 O HOH S362 −6.728 7.392 −14.487 1.00 66.11 S ATOM 2347 O HOH S 363 −45.31552.345 −44.599 1.00 70.94 S ATOM 2348 O HOH S 364 −27.723 55.681 −25.9491.00 80.92 S ATOM 2349 O HOH S 365 −0.192 8.761 −14.858 1.00 65.43 SATOM 2350 O HOH S 366 −33.943 48.435 −9.023 1.00 73.21 S ATOM 2351 O HOHS 369 −23.185 39.615 −20.816 1.00 75.14 S ATOM 2352 O HOH S 371 −47.3698.811 −24.333 1.00 90.58 S ATOM 2353 O HOH S 378 −72.215 16.093 −37.2761.00 79.02 S ATOM 2354 O HOH S 382 −62.101 39.118 −53.345 1.00 91.47 SATOM 2355 O HOH S 399 −5.346 7.993 −18.480 1.00 82.98 S ATOM 2356 O HOHS 404 −48.898 52.763 −34.937 1.00 79.67 S ATOM 2357 O HOH S 408 −58.33250.605 −57.798 1.00 73.84 S ATOM 2358 O HOH S 414 −16.594 33.677 −18.2921.00 67.72 S ATOM 2359 O HOH S 421 −14.075 7.273 −31.446 1.00 75.74 SATOM 2360 O HOH S 425 −52.456 25.670 −30.099 1.00 68.36 S ATOM 2361 OHOH S 429 −34.829 54.773 −17.284 1.00 73.77 S ATOM 2362 O HOH S 438−25.176 29.403 −40.958 1.00 77.48 S ATOM 2363 O HOH S 444 −42.956 49.806−10.829 1.00 87.00 S ATOM 2364 O HOH S 458 −70.377 23.808 −46.086 1.0078.30 S ATOM 2365 O HOH S 476 −33.612 35.694 −43.631 1.00 66.61 S ATOM2366 O HOH S 488 −43.909 38.988 −59.269 1.00 90.04 S ATOM 2367 O HOH S490 −55.112 12.025 −28.305 1.00 69.08 S ATOM 2368 O HOH S 497 −52.01836.590 −59.300 1.00 73.00 S ATOM 2369 O HOH S 498 −67.080 8.456 −47.0251.00 77.54 S ATOM 2370 O HOH S 501 −33.375 45.638 −46.606 1.00 67.04 SATOM 2371 O HOH S 504 −17.519 40.287 −29.824 1.00 75.48 S ATOM 2372 OHOH S 508 −38.469 54.630 −22.566 1.00 81.92 S ATOM 2373 O HOH S 548−7.619 13.490 −18.323 1.00 80.70 S ATOM 2374 O HOH S 562 −52.127 9.380−31.442 1.00 93.77 S ATOM 2375 O HOH S 574 −71.476 15.001 −51.047 1.0083.08 S ATOM 2376 O HOH S 581 −35.133 54.715 −54.265 1.00 79.21 S ATOM2377 O HOH S 598 −38.686 54.511 −51.645 1.00 83.16 S END

1-59. (canceled)
 60. A crystalline recombinant interferon comprising theamino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO:
 1. 61. The interferon of claim 60,wherein the space group of a crystal of said interferon is P3₁21. 62.The interferon of claim 60, wherein the unit cell parameters of saidcrystal are a=b=77.92 Å, c=125.935 Å, α=β=90°, γ=120°, with avariability of at most 5% in all cell parameters.
 63. The interferon ofclaim 60, wherein said crystal contains two molecules in an asymmetricunit.
 64. The interferon of claim 60, wherein said crystal comprisescovalently or non-covalently bound metal ions.
 65. The interferon ofclaim 60, wherein said interferon is encoded by the nucleotide sequencecomprising SEQ ID NO:
 2. 66. A pharmaceutical composition comprising theinterferon of claim 60 and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.
 67. Acomputer-based method for identifying candidate compounds that caninteract with the recombinant interferon of claim 60, comprising thesteps of: (a) Computationally generating a three-dimensional structurecomprising the atomic coordinates of said interferon, said atomiccoordinates optionally having a variability of root mean squaredeviation from the conserved backbone atoms (Cα) of less than about 0.65Å; and (b) Selecting a candidate compound comprising structural featurescapable of interacting with portions of said three-dimensionalstructure.
 68. The method of claim 67, wherein step (b) comprises thesteps of: (i) generating three-dimensional structures for a plurality ofcandidate compounds; and (ii) fitting each of the three-dimensionalstructures in step (i) against portions of the three-dimensionalstructure in step (a) to identify compounds showing the mostenergetically favorable interactions.
 69. The method of claim 67,wherein said portions of the three-dimensional structure comprise one ormore portions of amino acid residues 25-33 and 45-52 of said interferon.70. A computer-based method for designing a mimetic of a recombinantinterferon, comprising the steps of: (a) generating three-dimensionalstructures for a plurality of mimetics; and (b) fitting each of thethree-dimensional structures of step (a) against a three-dimensionalstructure comprising atomic coordinate of recombinant interferon asshown in table 7 or selected portion thereof to find the best fittingmimetic of said recombinant interferon, said atomic coordinatesoptionally have a variability of root mean square deviation from theconserved backbone atoms (Cα) of less than about 0.65 Å, or about 0.5 Å,or about 0.35 Å.
 71. A computer-based method of rational drug design,comprising the steps of: (a) providing a three-dimensional structurecomprising atomic coordinate of recombinant interferon as shown in table7, said atomic coordinates optionally have a variability of root meansquare deviation from the conserved backbone atoms (Cα) of less thanabout 0.65 Å, or about 0.5 Å, or about 0.35 Å; (b) providingthree-dimensional structures for a plurality of molecular fragments; (c)fitting each of the three-dimensional structures of step (b) against thethree-dimensional structure of step (a) or selected portion thereof; and(d) assembling the selected molecular fragments into a molecule to forma candidate drug.
 72. A mimetic of an interferon comprising amino acidsequence as shown in SEQ ID NO: 4 or SEQ ID NO:
 5. 73. The mimetic ofclaim 72, wherein after superimposition of the Cα-backbone of athree-dimensional structure of said interferon mimetic with theCα-backbone of a three-dimensional structure of IFN-α2b protein usingthe least squares method, the location root-mean-square deviation of Cαin the amino acid residues 25-33 of said interferon mimetic and Cα inthe corresponding residues of IFN-α2b protein is 3.63 Å±5%.
 74. Themimetic of claim 72, wherein said interferon is recombinant interferonrSIFN-co.
 75. A pharmaceutical composition comprising the mimetic ofclaim 72 and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.
 76. A method for thetreatment of a viral disease and/or tumor, comprising the step ofadministering to a subject suffering from said viral disease or tumor aneffective amount of the interferon of claim
 60. 77. The method of claim76, wherein said viral disease is selected from: hepatitis A, hepatitisB, hepatitis C, other types of hepatitis, viral infections caused byEpstein-Barr virus, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Ebola virus,severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) virus, influenza virus,cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex virus, or other types of herpes virus,papovavirus, pox virus, picornavirus, adenovirus, rhinovirus, humanT-cell leukemia viruses type I, human T-cell leukemia viruses type IIand human T-cell leukemia virus type III.
 78. The method of claim 76,wherein said tumor is solid tumor.
 79. The method of claim 76, whereinsaid tumor is selected from: skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma andmalignant melanoma, renal cell carcinoma, liver cancer, thyroid cancer,nasopharyngeal cancer, solid tumors, prostate cancer, stomach/abdominalcancer, esophageal cancer, rectal cancer, pancreatic cancer, breastcancer, ovarian cancer, superficial bladder cancer, hemangioma,epidermoid cancer, cervical cancer, non-small cell lung cancer, smallcell lung cancer, glial stromal tumors, leukemia, acute leukemia,chronic leukemia, chronic myelogenous leukemia, hairy cell leukemia,lymphadenoma, multiple myeloma, polycythemia and Kaposi's sarcoma.